ONLINE Webinar: The evolving regulatory landscape of therapies using a patient’s own stem cells: The patient perspective.
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Topic: The evolving regulatory landscape of therapies using a patient’s own stem cells: The patient perspective.
Description: This Webinar includes a brief overview of the emerging and evolving regulatory landscape for therapies using a patient’s own stem cells. It describes the findings of a recent study assessing the patient perspective and discusses how insights from patients and other key actors may inform the advancement of these regulations.
Speaker: Dr. Nevicia Case, PhD
Postdoctoral Fellow, Faculty of Law, University of Alberta
Registration Deadline: Tuesday, October 03, 2023, 4 p.m. EDT
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Speakers / Panelists
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Dr. Nevicia Case, PhD
Postdoctoral Fellow Faculty of Law, University of Alberta
Dr. Nevicia Case, PhD
Postdoctoral Fellow Faculty of Law, University of Alberta
Dr. Case is a postdoctoral fellow in the Faculty of Law, University of Alberta. She maps and analyzes regulatory policies and frameworks for the clinical translation and market authorization of regenerative medicine products and therapies. She is also a cognitive scientist, having completed her doctoral training in Psychiatry research at McGill University (’22) and her Master's in Medical Science with a focus on clinical neurosciences at the University of Calgary (’15). Having co-founded Health Innovation Initiative, she is experienced in entrepreneurship and investment in health/medical startups. She has completed a certification in private capital investment from Ivey Business School, a Fellowship with Propel Impact, and is a former One Young World Scholar with Johnson & Johnson. She is also an alumnus of the Montreal Hub of the World Economic Forum's Global Shapers Community, where she served as Vice-Curator (interim) in 2022.
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