Australia lifts ban on trials involving xenotransplantation
This article was originally published in RAJ Devices
Executive Summary
Australia’s National Health and Medical Research Council has ended the country’s ban on clinical trials involving xenotransplantation1-3. Such trials will be allowed to proceed once stringent regulatory and surveillance frameworks are put in place. The moratorium on trials involving animal-to-human transplantation has been in place since 2004.
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