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Understanding the Many Questions Gene Therapies Raise

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Gene therapies have emerged as an important and growing area of medicine, but various players in the healthcare continuum are trying to understand the unique development, regulatory, and other issues surrounding this emerging modality. Avery McIntosh and Alex Sverdlov, both biostatisticians, have edited the new book “Development of Gene Therapies: Strategic, Scientific, Regulatory, and Access Considerations,” a reflection of their efforts to understand the complex of considerations the advent of these therapies raise. We spoke to McIntosh, director at Pfizer, and Sverdlov, senior director of statistical analysis at Novartis, about their new book, how a pair of biostatisticians view the challenges of gene therapy development, and why these therapies don’t easily fit into existing models. 

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Avery McIntosh, director at Pfizer, and Alex Sverdlov, senior director of statistical analysis at Novartis, discuss their new book "Development of Gene Therapies," how a pair of biostatisticians view the challenges they raise, and why these therapies don’t easily fit into existing models.

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