China Gene Therapy Developers Rush To Clinic In 'Winner Takes All' Battle
US IND For First 'Made In China' Contender
Executive Summary
Gene therapies for conditions ranging from hemophilia to retinal diseases are blossoming in China and the race in which the winner may take all is on. Driven by ready investors, the field is on the cusp of becoming the latest innovation battleground in the country, while some developers are already moving ahead in the US.
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