A Spoonful of (Regulatory) Sugar Makes the Medicine Go Down

Jan 12, 2011

The UK's health secretary, Andrew Lansley, is accepting proposals for a new regulatory body that would speed up applications by scientists carrying out health research, and open up the UK — to a greater degree — to drug companies wanting to carry out clinical trials, reports The Guardian's Sarah Boseley.

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