Insmed Phase III Date Support Accelerated Approval For ALIS In Rare Lung Disease
Executive Summary
Insmed will pursue accelerated approval for ALIS after its inhaled amikaycin, formerly known as Arikayce, met the primary endpoint in a Phase III study of adult patients with a rare, bacteria-driven lung disease.
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