Roche scores an unusual ‘breakthrough’ at the FDA for an autism drug
The team at Roche’s Basel-based underdog R&D group pRED has something to cheer about today. The FDA has designated their autism drug RG7314 (balovaptan) as a “breakthrough” therapy worthy of VIP treatment at the agency.
Overshadowed by Genentech (gRED) over the past 9 years, Roche $RHHBY has been pumping money into the Basel group for years, with little to show for it after a major restructuring that left John Reed in charge.
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