Such a regulatory body would have responsibility for issuing licences for using ART in a clinical, laboratory, storage or research faculty.
For example, current UK postage costs involved in sending and receiving just one questionnaire generally exceed £1, which alone does not account for additional printing and data management costs, reminder letters, or payment of licence fees for using instruments such as the BDI-II.
Between 1992 and 2001, prescriptions of SSRIs for under-18s increased tenfold - despite the fact that none has a licence for use in children.
IVAN found the drugs work equally well, but because it does not have a licence for use in eyes, Avastin can only be prescribed by individual doctors prepared to do it on their own responsibility.
Bupropion was granted a licence for use in adults with major depression in the Netherlands in early 2007, with GlaxoSmithKline expecting subsequent approval in other European countries.
Dalteparin very recently gained a European licence for use as a thromboprophylactic in patients with cancer.
At the time of the study diamorphine did not have a licence for use as a nasal spray What this study adds This paper reports data from a formal pharmacovigilance trial of a new intranasal diamorphine spray, Ayendi, used in children presenting to the emergency department with injuries requiring immediate pain relief.
The heavily-graffitied bus, known as the 'Climate Caravan', was then stopped at least three more times before being impounded and towed to Guayaquil, reportedly for not having a licence for be used for private profit.
Ramucirumab has been fully clinically trialled and licenced for use in the US, Europe, Asia and beyond and is now almost part of standard second-line treatment for my cancer.
The call from the international development select committee came as new figures showed the UK granted arms export licences for use in Saudi Arabia valued at £530m in the first quarter of this year.
