FDA Places Clinical Holds on REGENXBIO’s MPS Gene Therapy Programs After Tumor Detected in Trial Participant

As reported on drugs.com, REGENXBIO has disclosed that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration has halted clinical testing of its investigational gene therapies RGX‑111 and RGX‑121, both being developed for…

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FDA Places Clinical Hold on REGENXBIO’s MPS Gene Therapy Programs After Tumor Case Review

As reported on Drugs.com, REGENXBIO has announced that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has halted clinical testing of its investigational gene therapies RGX‑111 and RGX‑121, two programs targeting…

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Researchers Track Gene Therapy’s Impact on Neural Connections in Hurler Syndrome
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Researchers Track Gene Therapy’s Impact on Neural Connections in Hurler Syndrome

617 words (source - 3% match) vs. 452 words (mine - 4% match) As our healthcare field continues to innovate and grow, we have seen more conversations regarding gene therapy…

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Patient Story: The Story Of A Young Boy with MPS 1 Aids in Donations for Rare Disease Center
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Patient Story: The Story Of A Young Boy with MPS 1 Aids in Donations for Rare Disease Center

According to a recent article, the family of a young boy from Australia who is diagnosed with the rare genetic disease mucopolysacchariodosis type 1 (MPS 1) is sharing his story to…

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Clinical Trial of MGTA-456 Looks Promising for Inherited Metabolic Disorders
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Clinical Trial of MGTA-456 Looks Promising for Inherited Metabolic Disorders

  According to an article in BioPortfolio, Magenta Therapeutics, a biotechnology company based in Cambridge, Mass., recently announced updates to its Phase II trial of MGTA-456 for the treatment of…

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India Has Introduced a New Rare Disease Policy Draft, But it Doesn’t Benefit all Rare Patients
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India Has Introduced a New Rare Disease Policy Draft, But it Doesn’t Benefit all Rare Patients

India first drafted a national rare disease policy back in 2017. Unfortunately, it was never enacted due to budgeting and implementation issues. This draft included suggestions such as a corpus…

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A Proof-of-Concept Study for an Experimental Hurler Syndrome Treatment is Going Well so Far
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A Proof-of-Concept Study for an Experimental Hurler Syndrome Treatment is Going Well so Far

According to a story from sectorpublishingintelligence.co.uk, the biopharmaceutical company Orchard Therapeutics recently announced the release of some data from an ongoing proof-of-concept study. This special trial is testing the company's…

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Rare Diseases Could Be Diagnosed Earlier with Better Training for GPs to Avoid Years of Misdiagnosis

Although each disease on its own may be rare, a huge number of people are living with a rare disease-- and half of these people are children. About 30 percent of these children…

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Researchers Fail to Find a Cure for MPS Through Genome Editing

The Daily News recently published an announcement by researchers at Sangamo Therapeutics showing the results of its first human trial to treat two rare genetic disorders through gene-editing technology. Gene-editing (or…

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