Thought Leadership
At NDA our experts stay abreast with the evolving environment and the new regulatory requirements that it gives rise to. One of the results of these activities is a stream of articles, commentaries and white papers that we publish for the benefit of our clients and followers. It captures the state of the art of our industry today.
We call it Thought Leadership.

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02-12-2020
Expedited regulatory pathways: EU and US approaches
What you have and what you want decides which tool to use – insights into the expedited regulatory pathways in the EU and US
23-09-2020
Integrated product development for ATMPs
In this article, published in the September issue of MedNous, Claes and Paula discuss why an integrated product development strategy for ATMPs is essential to meet both regulatory and HTA requirements.
01-09-2020
Market access for immune-oncology products in the EU
In this article, published in Volume 22 September 2020 of Pharmafocus, Claes Buxfeldt discusses key considerations in early development to succeed with market access for immune-oncology products in the EU.
22-05-2020
Potential Consequences of SARS-CoV-2 to ongoing clinical programs
In this white paper, NDA’s Dr Laurie Smaldone discusses the potential impact of COVID-19 on on-going clinical trials.
20-05-2020
Presentation of immunogenicity-related information in regulatory dossiers
How can an integrated summary report can be created to consolidate the information required for assessment of immunogenicity-related risks of different types of biopharmaceuticals.
02-01-2020
Hopes and challenges in the future of the immuno-oncology field
There is no doubt that the area of oncology development has exploded in the last few years.