Looking to leave Zolgensma data manipulation scandal behind, Brian Kaspar emerges at a new gene therapy player
A year after getting blamed by Novartis for a data manipulation scandal over its costly gene therapy Zolgensma, Brian Kaspar has turned up on the scientific advisory board of a new gene therapy player.
Kaspar and Thomas Dee, an old AveXis buddy, are taking board roles at Endsulin, a small biotech founded by longtime University of Wisconsin surgeon Hans Sollinger that’s searching for a better treatment for type 1 diabetes — one that doesn’t involve insulin jabs or a pancreas transplant.
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