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Rescued by fat bubbles: Scientists treat rare genetic disease with designer molecule
Tiny fat bubbles carrying gene therapy have successfully repaired DNA in the lungs and liver of animals with alpha-1 ...
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StockWatch: Sarepta Shares Nosedive after LGMD Gene Therapy Patient Dies
The death of a third patient tied to a Sarepta Therapeutics gene therapy this year sent the company’s shares nosediving 36% Friday, halting the momentum the stock generated just a day earlier after ...
Sarepta’s Risky Gamble: Gene Therapy Stays on Market Despite FDA Request
The FDA called for Sarepta Therapeutics to stop shipping its muscular dystrophy gene therapy, but the company said no.
Gene therapy maker Sarepta tells FDA it won't halt shipments despite patient deaths
Drugmaker Sarepta Therapeutics says it won't comply with a request from U.S. regulators to halt all shipments of its gene ...
Chinese scientists develop low-cost cell therapy for cancer, asthma, autoimmune diseases
Team of Chinese medical experts says they can produce anticancer cells directly inside the human body using gene therapy ...
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Sarepta Defies FDA Order Amidst Gene Therapy Controversies
Sarepta Therapeutics refuses the FDA request to halt its gene therapy shipments following a third patient death, challenging ...
Sarepta tells FDA it won’t halt shipments despite patient deaths
In a highly unusual move, Cambridge-based Sarepta said late Friday won’t comply with a request from the Food and Drug ...
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Sarepta Therapeutics Announces Layoff of 493 Employees, Including 80 in Ohio, Amid FDA Scrutiny and Stock Decline
Sarepta Therapeutics lays off 493 workers amid FDA probe, stock drop, and concerns over its gene therapy treatment, Elevidys.
Sarepta Refused FDA’s Request to Halt Elevidys Shipments
Sarepta Therapeutics Inc. has refused to pause all shipments of its Elevidys treatment after three deaths were linked to the company’s gene therapies, the Food and Drug Administration said Friday.