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Back to EpisodesCautious Optimism Surrounding Rare Diseases and Orphan Drugs
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Wayne chats with Geoffrey Levitt, Head of Global Regulatory Law at argenx, and Frank Sasinowski, Director at Hyman, Phelps & McNamara. You'll hear their thoughts on the recently introduced plausible mechanism framework for individualized therapies in ultra-rare diseases; where FDA is making meaningful progress for rare-disease sponsors and where gaps persist; the agency's willingness to exercise regulatory flexibility in rare diseases; recent experiences in dealing with FDA on orphan drugs; how the agency has fared in translating concepts such as historical data, real-world evidence, and patient engagement into review decisions; and much more.
In our headlines segment, Wayne highlights these major developments:
Pharma: FDA-backed proposals aim to entice pharma companies to test and produce drugs domestically
Devices: FDA launches READI-Home Innovation Challenge
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