FDA advisors vote 6-4 against Amylyx's ALS drug, further dimming its hope for regulatory success

Max Gelman

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In a marathon hearing Wednesday, outside FDA advisors recommended to the agency that a single randomized study did not provide conclusive proof over whether an …

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FDA advisors vote 6-4 against Amylyx's ALS drug, further dimming its hope for regulatory success

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FDA ad­vi­sors vote 6-4 against Amy­lyx's ALS drug, fur­ther dim­ming its hope for reg­u­la­to­ry suc­cess

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FDA advisors vote 6-4 against Amylyx's ALS drug, further dimming its hope for regulatory success