Sarepta’s eteplirsen spurned as European regulators turn thumbs down on controversial Duchenne MD drug
Sarepta’s approval for eteplirsen — or Exondys51 — in the US remains one of the most controversial OKs in FDA history, earning a rare label that says the biotech has yet to produce evidence the drug works.
But lightning won’t strike twice on the regulatory pathway for this biotech.
The biotech reported Thursday afternoon that the CHMP is prepping a negative vote, barring the drug from the continent. And Sarepta shares immediately tumbled 5% in after-market trading.
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