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EPISODE · Jul 19, 2024 · 30 MIN

Drug Fix Special: Why The US Approves Most New Drugs Before The EU

from Citeline Podcasts · host Norstella

Pink Sheet reporter and editors discuss the impact of a US and EU drug approvals analysis that found the US FDA still clears many novel products first, including most new cell and gene therapies and cancer treatments. More On This Topics From The Pink Sheet Pharma Looks To America First: US FDA Holds Overwhelming Lead Over EMA In Novel Approvals: https://pink.citeline.com/PS154948/Pharma-Looks-To-America-First-US-FDA-Holds-Overwhelming-Lead-Over-EMA-In-Novel-Approvals Getting To Global Is A Hurdle For Cell And Gene Therapies: https://pink.citeline.com/PS154953/Getting-To-Global-Is-A-Hurdle-For-Cell-And-Gene-Therapies New Oncologics Overwhelmingly Approved In US Before EU: https://pink.citeline.com/PS154952/New-Oncologics-Overwhelmingly-Approved-In-US-Before-EU Approval Geography: Novel Agent Landscape Across US And EU: https://pink.citeline.com/PS154950/Approval-Geography-Novel-Agent-Landscape-Across-US-And-EU US FDA Offers Faster Route To Market Than EMA: Details On All 108 Approvals: https://pink.citeline.com/PS154951/US-FDA-Offers-Faster-Route-To-Market-Than-EMA-Details-On-All-108-Approvals

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