Biotechnology trade group EuropaBio has issued a new White Paper, aiming to identify the required adaptations in terms of science, drug and diagnostic development programs, as well as in terms of valuing and reimbursement that are essential in order to successfully integrate personalized medicine approaches in health care systems across Europe.
Building on the 2012 EuropaBio position “Personalized Medicine: Status Quo and Challenges,” the current White Paper includes calls for action and policy recommendations to European and national institutions to foster the development of personalized medicine in Europe and help create the right eco-system for it to flourish.
“We believe that personalized medicine can and will be a pillar of a competitive EU health care biotech industry, and a significant contributor to the Union’s ambition of becoming the world’s foremost knowledge-based economy by 2020,” explained Nathalie Moll, EuropaBio secretary general.
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