The upcoming revision of the EU pharmaceutical legislation is a “once-in-a-generation opportunity” to make sure that Europe is planning for the future of medicine, as opposed to continuing the policies of the past that were designed for “traditional pharmaceuticals,” according to Stephen Majors, senior director of public affairs at the Alliance for Regenerative Medicine.
ARM’s data show that the number of clinical trials of ATMPs (advanced therapy medicinal products) is stagnating in Europe, as are the number of developers and the amount of investment...
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