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EMA releases documents following Ombudsman pressure

The European Medicines Agency has released documents that it had previously refused to disclose, following a recommendation of the European Ombudsman.

The London-based agency has agreed to release reports on the adverse effects of a medicine called Septrin, after a Greek law firm complained to the Ombudsman that access to the documents had been denied.

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