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FDA Regulatory Education for Industry (REdI) 2024 Conference – Biologics Track

    May 29-30, 2024

    The Regulatory Education for Industry (REdI) Biologics Track focuses on the developmental and regulatory topics relevant to cellular and gene therapies, tissue-engineered products, blood products, vaccines, and other biological products. The speakers presented updates on recent programmatic enhancements and initiatives from CBER product offices, including new regulatory programs and stakeholder communications, recent guidance documents, and highlights in the areas of innovation within the fields of biological product development. Regulatory considerations and practical recommendations was provided by speakers experienced in product application review.

    Intended Audience

    • Biotechnology product manufacturers, academic sponsors, and other stakeholders working on the development of advanced therapies
    • Regulatory affairs and other professionals working with submissions of INDs, IDEs, and BLAs to the Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research
    • Industry and consulting professionals working with advanced therapies, blood and vaccine products, and devices used with biological products

    Course Information

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    Topics Covered

    • Regulatory submissions for cellular and gene therapy products and patient engagement
    • Licensure of blood establishments
    • Regulation of vaccine products
    • Post-marketing evaluation of biological products
    • Bioresearch Monitoring processes for CBER products

    Resources

    visit the FDA.gov webpage

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    Session One: Innovation in Development of Advanced Therapies

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    Session Two: Regulatory Communications, Part 1

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    Session Three: Regulatory Communications, Part 2 

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    Session Four: Topics from Office of Vaccines Research and Review

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    Session Five: Post-Approval Safety of Biological Products

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    Session Six: Topics from Office of Blood Research and Review

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    Session Seven: Perspectives on Bioresearch Monitoring and Product Quality

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