Rare Disease Produced Two First-Ever Approvals in Two Days, and Both of Them Are Neurology
The FDA approved first-ever treatments for Sanfilippo syndrome type A and ataxia-telangiectasia a day apart. Both diseases destroy the nervous system.
The FDA approved first-ever treatments for Sanfilippo syndrome type A and ataxia-telangiectasia a day apart. Both diseases destroy the nervous system.
An assessment body has priced a drug that has neither an approval nor a price. The number will sit in every payer negotiation that follows.
Regeneration programmes can make axons grow. If targeting is transcriptional, growth was always the achievable half of a two-part problem.
Four words carry the news: follows a reconsideration. CDA-AMC reached a different conclusion first, and neither release says what it was.
Not a new theory of harm. It is the European Commission’s Copaxone decision run a second time, with two of the same corporate entities named.
Going first through a De Novo builds the road behind you. Avulux owns the claim today and has created the category rivals will file 510(k)s into.
A three-way result means some patients resolve neither way, and those still go to imaging. Roche has not said how many land in the middle.
Cortechs.ai clears NeuroQuant PET for Centiloid amyloid quantification, entering a field where the two incumbent scales differ by more than 10 Centiloids.
Effect size 0.81 settles the efficacy question. The number that decides the business is 6.4 hours of supervised monitoring per dose.
Two patients with severe aphasia solved formal logic problems as well as controls. The language network stayed quiet through both reasoning types.