Medicinal definition
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The RECIPIENT agrees to use Sponsor Fees supplied pursuant to this Agreement exclusively for expenses relating to the Activity and in compliance with the Danish Ethical Rules for Promotion of Medicinal Products towards Healthcare Professionals as well as the Danish Ethical Rules for Collaboration between Patient Organisations and the Pharmaceutical Industry.
In this regard and according to section 21 of the Danish Executive Order on Advertising for Medicinal Products, the RECIPIENT must on its website disclose the funding provided by SANOFI.
The CRO expressly disclaims any liability in connection with the Investigational Medicinal Product caused by or allegedly caused by the use or misuse of the Investigational Medicinal Product other than liability for death, personal injury or loss of or damage to property which liability is the result of negligence on the part of the CRO.
The Department of Health has promulgated regulations for the implementation of CUMMA and serves as the lead state agency in developing the Medicinal Marijuana Program (MMP) in the state of New Jersey.
The Trust will not, and will ensure that the Investigator and Trial Site Team Members do not, use the name of the Sponsor or CRO or any of their employees, nor the name of the Clinical Trial, nor the name of the Investigational Medicinal Product, in any publicity, advertising or news release without the prior written approval of the Sponsor or CRO as appropriate, such approval not to be unreasonably withheld.
The Trust shall ensure that neither administration of the Investigational Medicinal Product to any Clinical Trial Subject nor any other clinical intervention mandated by the Protocol takes place in relation to any such Clinical Trial Subject until it is satisfied that all relevant regulatory approvals and a favourable opinion from the research ethics committee have been obtained.
The CRO shall ensure that the Principal Investigator be provided with the relevant quantities of the Investigational Medicinal Product necessary to perform the Clinical Trial, to be delivered to the Site pharmacy, where the Investigational Medicinal Product shall be documented, prepared and stored in accordance with the applicable laws and the Protocol.
If, having considered all the circumstances, the Sponsor is of the view that the public interest benefits of registering the Clinical Trial on the timescale specified in Clause 4.5 are outweighed by the harm that registration at that time might do to the commercial value of the Investigational Medicinal Product or the commercial interests of the Sponsor, they may request the Health Research Authority (HRA) to authorise deferral of registration.
The Principal Investigator undertakes to only use the Investigational Medicinal Product in the manner specified in the Protocol.
Additional information regarding the Medicinal Marijuana Program is available from the New Jersey Department of Health.