FDA

organization

Last mentioned: Mar 26, 2026

Timeline

  1. Strategic Target

    Deadline for China to become the primary global exporter of medical technology standards.

  2. Phase I Trials

    Anticipated start of first-in-human safety and dosage escalation studies.

  3. IND Filing

    Target window for filing an Investigational New Drug application with the FDA.

  4. Data Collection Completion

    Expected completion of clinical data collection for burn applications.

  5. Regulatory Submission

    Target window for potential FDA submission for DeepView System clearance.

  6. Potential Launch

    Anticipated commercial availability following regulatory approval and CDC recommendation.

  7. PDUFA Date

    Target date for FDA decision on INO-3107 accelerated approval.

  8. Pre-clinical Completion

    Expected conclusion of animal model testing and toxicology reports.

  9. First Approvals

    Anticipated first wave of gene therapy approvals under the new streamlined framework.

  10. APOLLO Data Readout

    Expected release of Phase 2 data which will support the traditional NDA filing.

  11. APOLLO Trial Data

    Expected top-line results from the Phase 2/3 APOLLO trial in Q4 2026.

  12. Expected Finalization

    Anticipated period for final guidance after public comment and review.

  13. Regulatory Filing

    Expected submission of Biologics License Application (BLA) to the FDA.

  14. Clinical Study Expansion

    Commencement of expanded clinical validation studies for burn care.

  15. Implementation Phase

    Earliest possible date for new testing and labeling requirements to take effect.

  16. Platform Modernization

    LivePerson expects to complete its multiyear platform modernization.

  17. Legislative Vote

    Anticipated date for the full Senate vote on the regulatory package.

  18. Expansion Target

    Goal to reach 130 active sales territories by fiscal year-end

  19. FDA Investigation Phase

    Anticipated start of formal manufacturing facility inspections and 483 issuance.

  20. Public Testimony

    Scheduled window for health experts and industry advocates to testify.

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