Review of common medicines used to treat hypertension – valsartan – due to detection of impurity, N-nitrosodimethylamine (NDMA), a probable human carcinogen! (Part VIII)
- 29 мая 2019
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IMPORTANT! Update [28/10/2020] Having considered the knowledge acquired on the presence of nitrosamines in medicinal products since the sartans referral and taking into account the data assessed within the review under Article 5(3), in particular related to the root causes where it became clear that the root causes can be numerous, concomitant, at
