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Prof Michel Zwaan discusses industry trials on the ALADDIN podcast

This week, we launched the newest ALADDIN podcast episode with Prof
Michel Zwaan, on the role of industry-led trials in developing new
medicines for children with cancer.

Why ALADDIN?

Developing new drugs for children with cancer is a complicated multi-step process that involves many different groups (academic researchers, pharmaceutical industry, patient advocates, regulatory authorities, …). There is a need to improve the efficiency of this process and fulfil the unmet needs of children with cancer.

What is our mission?

Accelerating drug development for childhood cancer through education.
ALADDIN is an educational program on strategic and regulatory science in paediatric oncology drug development to foster expertise and strengthen true multi-stakeholder collaboration. Through this project, individuals from various disciplines have the opportunity to learn about how to effectively navigate the regulatory science behind paediatric cancer drug development.

How does ALADDIN work?

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Course on Regulatory Science in Paediatric Oncology Drug Development

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360° Multi-stakeholder rotation

3

ACCELERATE Research Fellowship

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Open access online educational portal

Our partners

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SIOPE
ITCC
Childhood Cancer International Europe (CCI-E)
Solving Kids’ Cancer UK
Universitat Autonoma Barcelona
Heidelberg University (UHEI)
Gustave Roussy
Roche
Sanofi
agency
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