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These are exactly the types of things that were addressed at ELF Scientific Workshop in May 2024 which addressed challenges in developing therapies for ultra rare diseases (see our blog about this here , which includes a link to the recording).
Pepa has 15 years of combined experience in Regulatory Affairs (CMC) and multiple aspects of drugdevelopment and research and has participated in the approval of 15 original and biosimilar biologic license applications, focusing on microbiology product quality and sterility assurance aspects. Workshop: October 30th, 2020.
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