
Drug surveillance is a fundamental stake for the pharmaceutical industry. Drug manufacturers are responsible, both legally and morally, for the marketing of new products, and this represents very important investments. It is the duty and to the benefit of the pharmaceutical industry to set up a structure devised to collect and evaluate undesirable side-effects. In addition, drug surveillance may give rise to fruitful exchanges between scientific, teaching and industrial communities.
Drug Industry, Evaluation Studies as Topic, Product Surveillance, Postmarketing, Humans
Drug Industry, Evaluation Studies as Topic, Product Surveillance, Postmarketing, Humans
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