Sarepta And Roche Press Ahead With Elevidys Filing Despite Duchenne Trial Miss
Executive Summary
The Phase III EMBARK study has fallen short on its primary endpoint – but Sarepta believes the trial has otherwise produced robust data, and believes a full US approval is justified.
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