European Rare Disease ‘Moonshot’ Coalition Targets Unmet Needs & Innovation
Executive Summary
The members of a new group aiming to boost rare disease R&D say that Europe needs a “solid pro-innovation ecosystem” supported by a stable intellectual property framework and a “world-class” regulatory system.
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