ABPI And Top Pharma Execs Come Out Against Brexit
Executive Summary
The Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry has formally come out in support of the UK remaining part of the EU, saying that a vote to leave in next month's referendum would lead to delays in the availability of new drugs, have a detrimental effect on collaboration in European drug research, and discourage inward investment by international drug firms.
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