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2EMA Medicines Catalogue
EMA Download Medicine Data Tables
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Does the register include nationally authorised medicines?
No. Both collections hold medicines authorised through the EU's centralised procedure only - human and veterinary sides alike. Products authorised by individual Member States sit in the national registers, so Europe-wide market-share claims should be scoped to the centralised population the rows actually represent.
What can you filter on once the data lands?
Medicine category (human, veterinary, herbal), INN and active substance, WHO ATC code and pharmacotherapeutic group, MeSH therapeutic area, lifecycle status, holder, and nine programme flags covering orphan designation, PRIME priority, conditional approval, biosimilars, generics, advanced therapies, accelerated assessment, exceptional circumstances and additional monitoring.
How far back does the regulatory history reach?
Each row carries its full procedural date spine - Commission decision, opinion adoption, authorisation, and refusal, suspension or withdrawal where applicable - reaching back to the mid-1990s era of the centralised procedure, plus first-published and last-updated stamps and revision counters. Pin longitudinal reads to revision numbers rather than hoping two extracts agree.
Which other datasets join against the EMA medicines data?
ATC codes align with the WHO ATC/DDD classification used across drug-reference systems; INNs and active substances map into molecule collections such as ChEMBL and DrugBank; holder names connect to company registries. The EMA product number keeps all eleven EMA tables joined to each other.