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The Gambia's medicines regulator, set up by law in 2014. It registers medicines, inspects, licenses, tests quality, monitors side effects and oversees clinical trials.
The agency's site says the Medicines and Related Products Act 2014 established the Medicines Control Agency, with a mission of the highest standards of quality, safety and efficacy for medicines, and lists its services as product registration, post-market surveillance and inspection, licensing, quality control testing, pharmacovigilance and clinical trial oversight. The Ministry of Health lists it among its agencies. The African Union's 2023 list shows The Gambia had not signed the African Medicines Agency treaty. The coordinates are an approximate Banjul city point.
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