We cannot be caught off guard and risk watching innovative therapies suffocate at the hands of a regulatory system that has not kept up or further cripple the regulatory system by the approval of products that inherently are unsafe.
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Burgess emphasizes the need for a responsive regulatory system to support innovative therapies.
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