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Navigating the commercialization of cell and gene therapies

This article was originally published on European Pharmaceutical Review (EPR) on May 19, 2025

Kevin Chinn, VP and Head of Cell and Gene Service Line at Cencora, talks about the hurdles to making cell and gene therapy a commercial success – and how to leap over them.

Read the article to explore the potential and major obstacles impacting cell and gene therapies in the pharmaceutical industry.

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