Biomedical engineering alumnus Josh Cohen ’14 partnered with Justin Klee ’13 eight years ago to build a company dedicated to the development of therapeutics for the treatment of neurodegenerative disorders.
What a mess - one that lies squarely at the company’s feet.
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RT @AP_FDAwriter
ALS patients who spent years pushing for #Relyvrio's approval are now contending with hurdles posed by its $158,000 price tag, including insurance denials, delays and exorbitant copays.
https://apnews.com/article/health-amazoncom-inc-9d71a833e3199de5a2ea4a56b8ea7584
https://twitter.com/AP_FDAwriter/status/1604488128118546432
WASHINGTON (AP) — For two years, Becky Mourey pushed the Food and Drug Administration to approve an experimental drug for her Lou Gehrig’s disease. She went to members of Congress and health regulators to make the case for Relyvrio, until patient-advocates finally prevailed.
Thanks so much, @PinkSheetSutter, for your incredible #Relyvrio coverage. It's been a fabulous resource to help make sense of what happened and how it fits into a broader context.
ALS 新藥獲得批准..
» FDA Approves New Treatment Option for Patients with #ALS https://t.co/jZJeorJIMf // longer overall survival was observed in a post hoc, long-term analysis of patients who originally received #Relyvrio versus those who originally received placebo.
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