UK patients enabled access to transformative new medicines in shortest time possible via new, integrated Innovative Licensing and Access Pathway

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UK patients enabled access to transformative new medicines in shortest time possible via new, integrated Innovative Licensing and Access Pathway
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It is the only example globally of an end-to-end access pathway, where a medicine developer can work collaboratively with the national health system, the regulator, and health technology assessment bodies from the early stages of clinical development.

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