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    EuropaBio Advanced Therapy

    28/02/2019
    POSITION PAPER

    Advanced Therapies Transforming Medicine

    What are Advanced Therapy Medicinal Products?
    Advanced therapies offer patients new hope against a range of devastating illnesses, such as inherited diseases, leukaemia, blindness, Parkinson’s disease, epilepsy and many others.

    Advanced Therapy Medicinal Products are a new generation of innovative medicines based on genes, cells or tissues. Advanced therapies have ground-breaking therapeutic potential, particularly in disease areas where treatment options are absent or inadequate. Excitingly, these therapies are starting to allow us to cure challenging conditions with a one-off treatment. As a result, they also have transformative implications for families, society and healthcare systems.

    EuropaBio invites EU decision-makers to engage with us and our healthcare biotech members who are leading the field in advanced therapies.

    Download the file below to read the full Factsheet.

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