Sarepta Therapeutics will file an application with the Food and Drug Administration by the end of 2018 seeking accelerated approval for its second drug to treat Duchenne muscular dystrophy, a rare, inherited, muscle-wasting disease.
In an announcement Monday, the company, based in Cambridge, Mass., said the decision to seek a rapid approval of its drug, called golodirsen, was made after receiving a report last week that summarized a meeting with FDA officials held in February.
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Hey.
My son is 10 yrs old having exon deletion 48-52. currently he is taking deflxacort 18mg 10 days on/off.
Kindly guide me latest treatement/research update status.
Regards
Rajiv behl
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Jaipur.India
You should email the patient advocacy team at Sarepta, Siobhan [email protected] and Allison [email protected], for more information on research and development.
Hi Rajiv our patient centered team is here for you and your son. 1-844-4PTC-CARES. Please also visit our patient website http://www.PTCCares.com