MAH stands for Marketing Authorization Holder, which is the legal entity or company that has received formal approval from a national or regional regulatory authority to market a medicinal product in a specific territory. This entity bears ultimate legal responsibility for the quality, safety, and efficacy of the product throughout its entire lifecycle, from manufacturing to post-market surveillance. For any approved hormonal treatment, the MAH is the accountable party for ensuring patient well-being.
Origin
The concept of the Marketing Authorization Holder is a fundamental principle of modern pharmaceutical regulation, establishing a single, traceable point of responsibility for a drug on the market. This framework emerged in European legislation and has been adopted globally to clearly delineate accountability for product quality and safety, a necessary structure for complex international supply chains.
Mechanism
The MAH is required to submit the initial regulatory application, maintain all product documentation, manage pharmacovigilance (safety monitoring), and ensure that manufacturing sites comply with Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP). This mechanism of centralized responsibility guarantees that regulatory agencies can hold a single party accountable for any issues related to the hormonal product, thereby protecting the public from potential risks.
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