Medicines
- New chemical entities, indications and medicines still under patent protection
Generic medicines
- Biological medicines including human and animal tissues or of microbiological origin
- Advanced therapy medicinal products such as those using biotechnology
- Cosmetics and supplements deemed by regulation to be medicinal products
- Herbal and Homeopathic Medicinal products
Medical Devices
- Class 1 Devices – e.g. walking aids, glasses, dental tools, bandages and stethoscopes
- Class 2a Devices – e.g. infusion sets, breathing circuits, hearing aids, diagnostic devices and syringes
- Class 2b Devices – e.g. medical lasers, x-ray devices, condoms and some implants
- Class 3 Devices – e.g. animal-derived devices, heart valves, stents and intra-uterine contraceptive devices
Dietary Supplements and Cosmetics
- Foods or cosmetics controlled via trade description laws and labelling
- Sources of nutrients such as vitamins & minerals
- Dose forms such as capsules and creams taken and/or applied in measured quantities
The Service Sector
- Contract research & management organisations
- Pre & post clinical trial service provision
- Data & I.T
- Medical writing
- Other miscellaneous life science services
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