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On-Demand Interview: The Science Advisory Board – Precision ADVANCE Aims to Improve Patient Access to Cell and Gene Therapy

2021-10-29T14:51:25-04:00Cell & Gene Therapy, Thought Leadership|

Anshul Mangal (President of Project Farma and Precision ADVANCE) and Phil Cyr (SVP, Customer Solutions at Precision Value & Health) sat down with Samantha Black (Editor in Chief at ScienceBoard) to discuss how Precision ADVANCE is driving innovation in the advanced therapy sector by improving patient access through interconnected services across the drug development spectrum. 

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On-Demand Webinar: Scaling Up a Gene Therapy Manufacturing Facility

2021-11-02T18:16:56-04:00Cell & Gene Therapy, Events|

Scaling up a gene therapy manufacturing facility is extremely complex and challenging. In this webinar, co-sponsored by Precision ADVANCE and Project Farma, a panel of industry experts discuss the strategies and challenges faced when building a cutting-edge gene therapy facility from the planning stages to build-out to operational readiness. They will also share key insights into their company’s approach to building these facilities and for mitigating risk under accelerated timelines.

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Cowen Inc. 10th Annual MedTools Conference: Exploring the Complexities of Cell and Gene Therapy Development and Commercialization

2021-10-06T15:12:11-04:00Cell & Gene Therapy, Events|

Attending the Cowen Inc. 10th Annual MedTools Conference this week? Project Farma (PF) EVP, John Khoury will be joining a panel of industry experts to speak on “Exploring the Complexities of Cell and Gene Therapy Development and Commercialization” Thursday, October 7, 10:10 – 11:05 AM ET.

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STAT Virtual Event: CAR-T comes of age?

2021-10-05T15:52:34-04:00Cell & Gene Therapy, Events|

It’s been almost a decade since the release of the first stunning data on a cell therapy that battled blood cancer by genetically altering a patient’s own white blood cells to attack it. Many years and billions of dollars in mergers and acquisitions later, CAR-T is still used mostly as a last resort. Could new clinical trials that are about to report out in full change that?

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