Danish patients with serious illnesses are increasingly gaining access to advanced therapy medicinal products (ATMPs). This is shown by a new report from the Danish Medicines Council, which arouses optimism at Danish pharma trade group Lif and underlines the great potential for the future.
The Danish Medicines Council has just announced that it has recommended 75% of the ATMP medicines it has assessed. The Lif says it has worked hard to ensure that this happens, and it is therefore extremely positive because it ensures patients have access to new, innovative treatments.
According to a recent analysis by the Lif, ATMPs and indications points to the same development: It shows that in February 2025 there are 21 ATMP drugs with a valid European Medicines Agency (EMA) marketing authorization, which together cover 28 different disease areas (indications).
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