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Advanced-Therapy Medicinal Products: Challenges for Implementation in Pediatric Clinical Practice
The article discusses classifications of medicines for gene and cell therapy. Data on medicinal products registered in Russia, as well as in the European Union countries, Great Britain, USA, and Japan is presented. The limitations on using such medicinal products were considered, including their high utilitarian cost and high risk of adverse events. The potential for increasing clinical efficacy and economic feasibility of advanced therapies (pediatrics included) has been analyzed.