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Fast Track Registration: Antimalarial, antiretroviral, anti-tuberculosis medicines, maternal, neonatal and child health (MNCH) products, anti-cancer drugs, vaccines, Hepatitis, New drug, drugs for orphan diseases and drugs for emergent humanitarian aid shall have priority for evaluation and registration.
First-in-class drugs are those with novel mechanisms of action that offer a new therapeutic approach to treating a disease. In contrast, next-in-class drugs are those with a similar mechanism of action to existing drugs.
Drug Administration and Control Authority (DACA) of Ethiopia.
(h) The period of registration process is Three (3) months after submission of samples and a complete drug dossier for each pharmaceutical product to be registered.
It is also an important issue in Ethiopian Higher institutions. Shisha, Cannabis, Cocaine, and Marijuana have commonly used substances among university students in different parts of Ethiopia. The frequency of use also ranges between 2.5% and 4.5% and 7.4% from Debre Berhan and Haromaya Universities respectively.
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Medicines, medical supplies, and medical equipment must be registered with the Ethiopian Food and Drag Authority (EFDA). A Certificate of Analysis (COA) is also required for processed food and pharmaceuticals.
EFDA is the National Regulatory Body of Ethiopia which is under the Ministry of Health. The Authority is responsible to ensure the quality, safety and/or efficacy of medicines, food, cosmetics and medical devices.
(h) The period of registration process is Three (3) months after submission of samples and a complete drug dossier for each pharmaceutical product to be registered.

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