Sarepta, US FDA Offer Sparring Positions Over Release OF Complete Response Letters
Executive Summary
Following Vyondys 53 rebuff, Sarepta CEO contends it would be "disrespectful" to release the complete response letter, while FDA contends that there is nothing stopping companies from publishing the letters.
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