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FDA Lifts Hold on DMD Gene Therapy for Ambulatory Patients

FDA Lifts Hold on DMD Gene Therapy for Ambulatory Patients

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The FDA recommends lifting its voluntary hold on Elevidys, a gene therapy for Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD), for ambulatory patients. An investigation concluded that a previous patient death was unrelated to the treatment. The hold remains for non-ambulatory patients following two deaths in that group. The FDA emphasizes continued engagement with the DMD community.

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