Third Time Lucky For Disabling Skin Disease Biological As EMA Says Yes For PRIME
Executive Summary
A biological that is being developed to treat the life-threatening genetic disorder, XLHED, in babies has had its ups and downs, but it has now been accepted on the European Medicines Agency’s PRIME scheme for getting drugs for unmet medical needs to patients faster. Other recipients of PRIME designations this month are Ignyta and, seemingly, GSK.
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