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Executive Summary
The European Medicines Agency is meeting this week to decide whether two new drugs, including one that enhances anti-parkinsonian activity, should be approved for use in the EU. Also, the sponsor of a treatment for the rare degenerative muscle disorder, Pompe disease, is expected to attend an oral explanation meeting to address last-minute questions.
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