With new CEO, Passage Bio gives early look at first six patients in GM1 gangliosidosis gene therapy trial
Passage Bio has passed through a rough stretch of layoffs, exec departures, and pipeline cuts this past year.
And with a new CEO in William Chou, who joined in October from Aruvant after parent company Roivant scrapped its sickle cell program, Passage Bio is looking to recalibrate. It’s starting with some very early results from its gene therapy for GM1 gangliosidosis, a rare disease in which people, often infants or children, don’t make any or enough of an enzyme called beta-galactosidase-1 that helps break down large sugars.
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