All ATMP articles
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Podcasts
RegRapPod − March 2024
Vol.21 #3: In March 2024’s RegRapPod, host Alan Booth talks to Issue Editors Vickie Goff and Harriet Edwards about the Asia-Pacific region.
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Podcasts
RegRapPod − February 2024
Vol.21 #2: In February 2024’s RegRapPod, host Alan Booth talks to Issue Editors Dejan Brkic and Esteban Herrero-Martinez about medtech.
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Podcasts
RegRapPod − January 2024
Vol.21 #1: In January 2024’s RegRapPod, host Alan Booth talks to Issue Editors Julie Warner and Ash Ramzan about biologics.
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Journal
Innovating and harmonising access and requirements amid the global regulatory challenges of biologics
This article provides an overview of the regulatory challenges of biologics facing the biopharmaceutical industry, focusing on the need for global regulatory harmonisation. These challenges are central to ensuring the safety, efficacy and accessibility of biologic therapies for patients worldwide. To navigate these regulatory challenges, a collaborative effort will be ...
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Podcasts
RegRapPod – May 2023
Vol. 20 #5
In this episode of RegRapPod, host Alan Booth, the managing editor of Regulatory Rapporteur, hears from May’s Issue Editor, Harriet Edwards, about the rapid developments in advanced therapy medicinal products and the tensions that arise between regulation and innovation. -
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Regulating Vaxzevria
Vol. 20 #4
MEMBER EXCLUSIVE:
Hosted by Alan Booth, managing editor of Regulatory Rapporteur, this episode of RegRapPod is an extended conversation with authors Priti Shah and Anna Litsiou following on from their article in the April issue [Vol. 20 #4]. Priti and Anna share insights around the regulatory process of AstraZeneca’s COVID-19 vaccine - Vaxzevria. -
Industry news
Gene therapy gives hope to patients with ‘butterfly skin’
FDA approves first gene therapy to treat dystrophic epidermolysis
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Journal
HM8: The present and future of developing and commercialising cell and gene therapies in a global world
Gene therapies are highly innovative products which have been approved only for the treatment of rare diseases so far. Changes in manufacturing processes during development as well as difficulties in gathering large clinical data sets explain the common challenges encountered by gene therapy developers to demonstrate the benefit of their ATMP.