Gene Therapy May Pack US FDA’s Calendar This Fall; CBER Staffs Up
Executive Summary
Just as COVID-19 work begins to wane, CBER’s Peter Marks expects an influx of gene therapy work as sponsors attempt to salvage clinical trials.
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