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Can You Still Use Surrogate Markers In A Crowded Drug Class? Sollpura Panel Recommends BMI, Weight Endpoints

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The troubles that Alnara Pharmaceuticals has had with its application for Sollpura (liprotamase) for exocrine pancreatic insufficiency signal the challenges that developers of other drugs in crowded classes may face at FDA.

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