Brexit: What Can The Life Sciences Industry Do About It?
Executive Summary
With the UK seemingly heading towards an exit from the European Union in just two and a half years’ time, restrictions on the free movement of people, products and finance will impact the life science sector as much as, if not more than, many others.
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