FDA details flexibilities for new cell and gene therapies to leverage past data
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The FDA is further explaining to cell and gene therapy developers the types of prior knowledge companies can leverage for clinical, nonclinical and manufacturing-related work, according to new CBER draft guidance released Tuesday.
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