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Liberia's medicines regulator, an autonomous agency. It registers medicines, licenses and inspects, controls imports, tests quality and authorises clinical trials.
NIH ClinRegs (Liberia profile) says that under the LMHRA Act the authority is an autonomous government agency reporting to the President, responsible for clinical trial approval, oversight and inspection, and for medicine and health product registration, inspections, import and export control, licensing, quality control, advertising and pharmacovigilance. A Clinical Trials Unit in its Pharmacovigilance and Clinical Trials Department receives and assesses applications and runs good clinical practice inspections, supported by a Scientific Advisory Committee. Its website gives its office as the Clay Building, Sekou Toure Avenue, Mamba Point, Monrovia. The African Union's 2023 list shows Liberia had not signed the African Medicines Agency treaty. The coordinates are an approximate Monrovia city point.
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