Targeted Gene Therapy Medicines
Targeted Gene Therapy Medicines are precision-engineered treatments that modify or regulate specific genes to address the root cause of disease. Using vectors or editing technologies, they deliver therapeutic genetic material directly to affected cells, enabling personalized, long-lasting interventions for inherited disorders, cancers, and rare conditions with improved efficacy and reduced systemic side effects.

The New Era of Targeted Genomic Medicine in Europe
Genomic medicine in Europe has moved from proving gene replacement is possible to refining delivery methods. As the European Medicines Agency (EMA) streamlines pathways for advanced therapy medicinal products (ATMPs), researchers are addressing the delivery challenge: guiding therapeutic agents to precise molecular targets in the body.

Dr. Stefano Baila is the Managing Director of Support Biologics, specializing in cell and gene therapy, where he leads an expert team focused on expanding analytical and manufacturing capabilities for large-molecule therapies. He began his career over 20 years ago, working alongside pioneering leaders and institutions in the field.
