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Developing Partnerships with Patients: Salina Prasad and Steve Morin of the FDA
With increasing attention toward patient-centric drug development, patients play an integral and growing role in the development of therapeutic products. Patient organizations are engaging in basic disease research, working with medical product developers and providing meaningful input to regulators. Through … Continue reading
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Statement Regarding Potential Budget Cuts to the FDA and NIH: Unite 2 Fight Paralysis is the Voice of the Cure
The Alliance for Regenerative Medicine (ARM), the advocacy voice for regenerative medicine, has significant concerns about the automatic budget cuts to the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and National Institutes of Health (NIH) scheduled to take affect on January … Continue reading
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