INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION
Brazil and Mexico celebrate health integration aiming at innovation and regulatory convergence
Anvisa receives Mexican delegation and highlights the importance of partnerships to face post-pandemic challenges
International Convergence
Rio Declaration: an unprecedented commitment to the convergence of regulatory processes in Latin America
Representatives from Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Cuba, Mexico, Paraguay, and Panama signed the document
INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION
Brazil and Paraguay sign agreement to improve health surveillance standards in Latin America
Central focus is to combat irregular medicines and health products in the region
digital transformation
Anvisa implements new CADIFA model
Letter of suitability gains a new layout and is now issued in a faster and automated way
Services
Anvisa published normative instruction (IN 289/2024) and guidelines on Regulatory Reliance
Rules optimize the approval of drug products, biological products, and vaccines
Security
Information security: password change recommendations
Following good security practices is vital when changing your password
Services
The Brazilian Health Regulatory Agency (Anvisa) is an autarchy linked to the Ministry of Health, part of the Brazilian National Health System (SUS) as the coordinator of the Brazilian Health Regulatory System (SNVS), present throughout the national territory.
Anvisa’s role is to promote the protection of the population’s health by executing sanitary control of production, marketing, and use of products and services subject to health regulation, including related environments, processes, ingredients, and technologies, as well as the control in ports, airports, and borders.