TOKYO - The first two regenerative medicines were conditionally approved under Japan's new laws governing such products last September, suggesting that the nascent regulatory system is at least performing the function of allowing patients to access new therapies in an area which has been designated a flagship technology for the country.
During a panel session on the early lessons from Japan's regenerative medicine reforms at the recent BIO Asia International Conference in Tokyo, the general consensus from industry participants was that...
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