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Jefferies analysts said these detailed safety outcomes confirm the gene therapy's positive risk/benefit profile in ambulatory ...
Sarepta Therapeutics Inc.’s shares soared after the US biotech reported revenue that beat estimates, which analysts ...
Sarepta Therapeutics said Friday that the deaths of two patients taking its marketed gene therapy Elevidys® (delandistrogene ...
U.S. regulators asked Sarepta Therapeutics on Friday to voluntarily halt shipments of its Elevidys gene therapy after a ...
Prasad Returns, Delany Departs, Lilly’s Weight Loss Pill Disappoints and Sarepta’s Fallout Continues
CBER Chief Vinay Prasad reclaimed his job less than two weeks after his mysterious exit; MAHA implementor Gray Delany is out ...
In a major win for Sarepta Therapeutics Inc., US regulators are recommending that patients who can walk be allowed to take its gene therapy Elevidys again.
After a second Elevidys patient death from acute liver failure, Sarepta in July launched a major restructuring that involves ...
In the latest episode of STATus Report, Alex Hogan breaks down the confusing, heartbreaking saga of Sarepta and its gene ...
Vor Bio appoints Dallan Murray as chief commercial officer, leveraging his extensive experience to drive commercialization ...
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Pharmaceutical Technology on MSNSarepta allowed to continue US Elevidys shipments
It has been a tumultuous two weeks for Sarepta; however, the FDA reauthorising US shipments of Elevidys will be a welcome ...
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FDA probes death of patient on Sarepta's Elevidys, partner Roche says death unrelated to therapy
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration said on Friday it was investigating the death of an eight-year-old boy who received Sarepta Therapeutics' muscular disorder gene therapy Elevidys. The death ...
Sarepta Therapeutics said on Monday it will resume shipping of its muscular disorder gene therapy to patients who can walk, sending the company's shares 59% higher in extended trading.
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