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FDA allows unique endpoint in rare disease study

Global regulators are allowing the company to use hospitalization as the primary efficacy endpoint in its registration trial for a rare neuromuscular disorder.

By PharmaVoice · Aug 5, 2026 · via PharmaVoice

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