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Gene Therapy for Blood Disorders
In the context of intense scrutiny over the safety and durability of blood disease-targeted gene therapies and a flurry of excitement around novel gene editing technologies, the 3rd Gene Therapy for Blood Disorders Summit will unite the leading large pharma and innovative biotechs to share essential learnings from across this rapidly evolving field, enabling you to progress your pipeline to address the significant unmet need in this field.
Focused specifically on hemophilia, beta-thallasemia and sickle cell-directed gene therapies and gene editing approaches, this event is an invaluable opportunity to learn the realities of durability challenges, understand strategies to guarantee safety at every stage of development and get a head-start in understanding the most promising technologies set to revolutionise the field.
Date:
March 29 – 31, 2022
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