NIH Ends Gene Therapy Trial Reporting Requirements In Reg Streamlining Move
Executive Summary
Trial protocols, annual reports, and adverse event reports on gene therapies now only go to US FDA, a signal that the products can be regulated like other drugs and biologics.
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