BioMarin Prepares Investors For A Possible US Hemophilia Gene Therapy Delay
Executive Summary
FDA review of the company's BLA for a hemophilia gene therapy could be delayed by three months to allow the agency to review a three-year data analysis from an ongoing trial.
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