Trial And Trial: Bracing For Commercialization Of Cell & Gene Therapies
Executive Summary
As novel cell and gene therapies edge closer to the US market, reimbursement for expensive, long-lasting treatments remains uncertain. AmerisourceBergen Senior VP-Strategy & Commercialization Amy Grogg predicts the first launches will involve many different reimbursement models.
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