Strengthening Health in Latin America: Brazil and Mexico Join Forces in Historic Agreements
In a strategic move to strengthen public health in Latin America, Brazil and Mexico are advancing negotiations to sign important bilateral agreements. Preliminary discussions, which took place in August, involved a Brazilian delegation led by Vice President Geraldo Alckmin and the Mexican government, led by President Claudia Sheinbaum. The main focus of these agreements is cooperation in key areas such as vaccines, medicines, and regulatory harmonization. The final agreements are expected to be signed in 2026.
Anvisa approves release of vaccine and medicine against monkey pox
Anvisa approves release of vaccine and medicine against monkey pox
Brazil’s Pharmacovigilance: The Program of Risk Management and Pharmaceutical Technology of Vaccines
A guide prepared by Anvisa provides guidance to development companies on procedures for emergency use authorization of Covid-19 vaccines.
Brazil’s Anvisa defines requirements for requests for emergency use of vaccines
A guide prepared by Anvisa provides guidance to development companies on procedures for emergency use authorization of Covid-19 vaccines.