US regulators questioned the effectiveness of a drug made by
Onpattro’s effects compared to a placebo “were small, of questionable clinical meaningfulness, and may not be detectable by patients,” the US Food and Drug Administration wrote in documents posted Monday ahead of a meeting with Alnylam and expert advisors later this week. There were no major safety issues identified.
The drug, the company’s second best-selling, was initially approved in 2018 as a first-of-its-kind treatment for a rare genetic disease called polyneuropathy ...
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