Eyeing their first approval, BridgeBio sends their first drug to the FDA and lands a speedy review

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Over the last five years, BridgeBio has raised about $1 billion, assembled over 20 different companies, extended networks into China and Israel and scored partnerships …

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Eyeing their first approval, BridgeBio sends their first drug to the FDA and lands a speedy review

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Eyeing their first approval, BridgeBio sends their first drug to the FDA and lands a speedy review