That’s a very difficult one. Also, we have, unfortunately, a high heterogeneity in countries, so it’s also just simply diversified in terms of what a healthcare system can afford. I think this is one of the first major challenges we have to address in Europe. The second challenge is that we have peripheral doctors who maybe are not aware at the moment of the treatments, or do not know exactly when to place the treatment...
That’s a very difficult one. Also, we have, unfortunately, a high heterogeneity in countries, so it’s also just simply diversified in terms of what a healthcare system can afford. I think this is one of the first major challenges we have to address in Europe. The second challenge is that we have peripheral doctors who maybe are not aware at the moment of the treatments, or do not know exactly when to place the treatment. So this is an important role of EHA also, to connect us to doctors who are not prescribing CAR-Ts, but sending that in early time point.
And then last but not least is, of course, a lot of research ongoing, whether we use CAR-Ts as a pre-transplant or post-transplant therapy, and what are factors of patients to select? But that’s the last one. But I think the biggest win we can really make is really by making CAR-T affordable also in other countries, and asking patients and doctors to come early to our centers.