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Jun 22, 2022 42 min

Accelerated Approval Study Release - A Vital Pathway for Patients

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Recorded live at the 2022 BIO International Conference in San Diego, this podcast discusses the results of Vital Transformation's latest research study outlining the impact of proposed changes to the Accelerated Approval pathway, and what this would mean for patients with rare conditions. The study quantifies the impact of the Accelerated Approval pathway in bringing new therapies for unmet needs to market, and the vital role played by small innovative biotech firms in that process. As well, with the use of the US Government's 'march-in rights' for NIH funded research being discussed as an option to influence pricing and patient access, this podcast also touches on the relative role that private and public R&D serves in the creation of needed new therapies via groundbreaking intellectual property. The podcast features contributions by Nick Shipley, the Executive Vice President of BIO, John Murphy, BIO's Chief Policy Officer & Deputy Counsel, and Joseph Hammang Ph.D., Vital Transformation's US Business Director. This research was made possible with the support of BIO, Rare Disease Company Coalition (RDCC), Global CEO Initiative on Alzheimer's Disease (CEOi), Sarepta, Travere, Gilead, Alexion and Bristol Meyers Squibb.

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