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Exclusive | FDA Gives Third Rare-Disease Drug Another Shot, Regenxbio Says

The FDA is allowing Regenxbio to resubmit its gene therapy for Hunter syndrome, marking a reversal of a previous rejection.

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The brief

Regenxbio has been granted a path to resubmit its gene therapy, known as NAVSUNLI, for the treatment of Hunter syndrome (MPS II). This follows a previous rejection by the FDA regarding the childhood treatment.

Coverage from the Wall Street Journal, Endpoints News, Stat News, Stock Titan, and Seeking Alpha highlights the regulatory shift. Reports emphasize that this marks a broader trend of the FDA reconsidering previous decisions for rare-disease drugs.

Regenxbio is expected to move forward with the resubmission process for the drug. Market observers note that the company faces heightened pressure to deliver results regarding its wider pipeline, including ongoing work in Duchenne muscular dystrophy.

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Quick answers

What is the status of the Hunter syndrome gene therapy?

The FDA has granted Regenxbio permission to resubmit its application for NAVSUNLI following a prior rejection.

Which condition is the therapy intended to treat?

The therapy is intended for Hunter syndrome, also referred to as MPS II.

What other conditions is Regenxbio researching?

Coverage indicates the company is also working on treatments for Duchenne muscular dystrophy.

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