Advanced Therapies: Payment Revolution Must Accompany Industrial Revolution In Europe
Executive Summary
The advanced therapies sector is undergoing something of an industrial revolution, but access issues for products coming to market remain, says Miguel Forte, CEO of Bone Therapeutics. However, there are opportunities to create a better environment for the sector, including regulatory change and more harmonization of HTA processes.
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