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Infarmed authorised 928 new medicines in 2025, including generics, essential medicines and domestic products

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79% are generic medicines.

Correio da Manhã30 Jan

Infarmed authorised 928 new medicines in 2025, including generics, essential medicines and domestic products

More than 100 medicines were approved in Europe in 2025

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The recommended medicines target several therapeutic areas, including oncology, cardiovascular, dermatology, endocrinology, gastroenterology, infections, metabolism and vaccines.

Correio da Manhã15 Jan

More than 100 medicines were approved in Europe in 2025

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Drug approvals in Portugal

Infarmed authorised 928 new medicines in 2025, including generics, essential medicines and domestic products

More than 100 medicines were approved in Europe in 2025

Infarmed authorised 928 new medicines in 2025, including generics, essential medicines and domestic products

More than 100 medicines were approved in Europe in 2025