Commercial Considerations For Cell And Gene Therapies: Viewpoints From The 2016 ARM Meeting

There are still many lessons to be learned in commercializing cell and gene therapies. Experts in the industry discussed challenges and best practices at the Alliance for Regenerative Medicine's annual meeting in October.

The Alliance for Regenerative Medicine held its annual Cell & Gene Meeting on the Mesa in La Jolla, CA, in early October. Over the course of the three-day partnering meeting and scientific symposium, several important issues affecting the cell and gene therapy industries were discussed, including commercial considerations.

From a regulatory standpoint, the cell and gene therapy field is growing rapidly. Celia Witten, MD, PhD, the deputy director...

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