Sentence examples for medical regulators from inspiring English sources

The medical regulators are essential players in the SAMU as they have the prerogative to regulate access to the care service, thus making them public health authorities.

In 2009 Pfizer was fined £1.4bn for illegally promoting four drugs not approved by medical regulators.

August 2009 UK medical regulators and Royal College of GPs demand rewriting of rules over registration of European doctors.

Cafferkey, like any other subject of an investigation by professional medical regulators, has to pay for her representation.

These interactions were a fundamental breach of Nitschke's hippocratic oath to "do no harm", Australia's medical regulators argued, when the case was exposed by the media last year.

She offloaded the stock a day before medical regulators gave a red light to a cancer drug developed by ImClone, sending the shares down 16% in December 2001.

His Pharma-Planta project was recently given permission by the UK medical regulator, the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency, to carry out human trials of a monoclonal antibody, grown in tobacco plants, that can be used to prevent HIV infection.

The medical regulator's annual survey of 50,000 doctors in training saw a dramatic decline in the number of patient safety concerns raised, after doctors were told their anonymity could not be guaranteed.

A senior author on the paper, Prof John Rasko from the University of Sydney, has called on Australia's medical regulator, the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA), to close a loophole that, he said, was allowing the businesses to promote and offer potentially ineffective or harmful treatments.

Pressure is building on Julie Lowe, the hospital's chief executive, after the Guardian revealed on Wednesday that the General Medical Council, the medical regulator, and Health Education England, the NHS's staffing agency, have threatened to shut its A&E on safety grounds – the first time any emergency department has received such a warning in NHS history.

An A&E unit has been threatened with closure on safety grounds for the first time in the NHS's history, amid fears that its 500 patients a day are at what the medical regulator calls "serious risk" of suffering harm.