Justin Klee (L) and Josh Cohen (Amylyx)

In a twist, Amy­lyx's ALS drug will get a sec­ond crack at ad­comm en­dorse­ment af­ter FDA de­cides to re­con­vene ex­perts

Af­ter a close neg­a­tive vote ear­li­er this year, Amy­lyx Phar­ma­ceu­ti­cals will get an­oth­er at­tempt to per­suade FDA ad­vi­sors that its ex­per­i­men­tal ALS drug is ef­fec­tive.

US reg­u­la­tors will hold a sec­ond meet­ing of the Pe­riph­er­al and Cen­tral Ner­vous Sys­tem Drugs Ad­vi­so­ry Com­mit­tee to dis­cuss Amy­lyx’s ap­pli­ca­tion, the biotech an­nounced Tues­day morn­ing. The hear­ing, which will take place Sept. 7, will come less than six months af­ter the pre­vi­ous meet­ing end­ed in a 6-4 vote say­ing the com­pa­ny did not of­fer con­clu­sive proof its drug worked.

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