Feature|Videos|January 2, 2025
The Future of Regulatory Processes in Cell and Gene Therapy
Transferring knowledge and continuing to work together with regulatory agencies will lead to changes in approval going forward.
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Regulatory agencies are open to changes within the review process which means the uptake of CAR T-cell therapy will change the landscape itself. This is especially true with large-scale commercialization. Information sharing between global agencies will also be helpful in advancing the science forward.
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