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By Jan Shultis, Ph.D. Earlier this season, we shared a three-part series on how and why Hope Bio’s location in the United States (U.S.), in Texas, near Houston, and in Sugar Land directly affects your access to our cellular therapeutics. If you missed it, those entries are found at the links below: Part One: Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP): What it means, why it matters Part Two: Texan, Houstonian: how and why Hope’s location shapes our work and your access Part Three: Up

By Jan Shultis, Ph.D. In part one of a three-part series about what Hope Biosciences’ location means to you, we discussed how the decision to headquarter in the United States (U.S.) affects manufacturing standards at Hope Biosciences and patient access to cellular therapeutics. Click here to read the piece, if you missed it – in making your healthcare decisions, it is useful to how and why industry standards such as Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) shape your interaction wit

By Jan Shultis, Ph.D. America celebrated her 250th anniversary of independence this year. As Hope Bio marked the occasion with family, friends, and community, the flags waving and fireworks in the air served as a reminder of how grateful we are to be in America (specifically in Texas, and in Sugar Land (west of Houston), but more on that in the linked discussions). Pride in the red, white, and blue is more than emotive sentiment. Cellular therapeutics are produced all over