Australia To Bring Complex Stem Cell Therapies Within Regulatory Fold
Executive Summary
Taking cue from the regulators in the US and the EU, the Australian government is developing a policy to formally regulate the increasingly complex field of stem cell therapies. The new regulatory approach is to be supported by detailed guidance from the Therapeutic Goods Administration to help legitimate products gain approval.
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