Cell And Gene Therapy Logistics Requires Early Planning
Executive Summary
It has become standard practice for manufacturing to get early attention in the cell and gene therapy development, but logistics is often not considered until closer to commercialization, which could be a strategic mistake given the speed with which new treatments are being approved.
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