I’m starting to think NWBO might be a pilot participant for the proposed SWIFT program which might be able to review in 60 days (SWIFT is not formal yet, but is supposed to be ready in 2024)
I’ve given some other reasons why this is possible, including but not limited to LP’s new program proclivities, strange behavior by some better publicly informed longs, MHRA’s tendency to pilot before full implementation, the express reference to cancer vaccine applicability, etc. The list is quite long.
I think it’s possible nwbo was assigned a “special” veteran team (which is a tool SWIFT wants to incorporate), perhaps some previously worked on the CRSPR process.
I think it’s possible MHRA had an Oncology Expert Working Group advising NWBO prior to submission.
I really didn't and don't think MHRA wants DCVax-l to hit bumps once NWBO submitted their maa. Therefore setbacks, if any, were to occur before submission.
I think SWIFT, motivated by cancer vaccine type technology (“high impact”), oncology working groups and veteran special teams assigned upon submission will get this done at lightening speed.
MHRA still has some of the best and most qualified regulator professionals on the planet. Their restructuring post Brexit wasn’t going to slow the UK down for long. Now, imo, patients will soon reap the benefits.