pharmaphorum July 28, 2021

Advances in cell and gene science are paving the way for transformative cancer treatments, but there are still many complexities in delivering clinical trials for these therapies. ICON’s Tamie Joeckel and Brandon Fletcher take us through best-practice approaches to CGT studies and discuss what the future could hold for this exciting area.

Cell and gene therapies (CGTs) might be showing amazing promise in tackling cancers that were previously thought almost-untreatable, but their novelty and complexity mean the industry is still working out how best to run trials for these therapies – which have some key differences from ‘traditional’ studies.

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