Duchenne, Drug Approval, and Public Policy: Why Georgian Families Are Demanding Action
How regulators, payers, and politics meet in the Duchenne treatment access dispute in Georgia, and what it says about rare disease policy.
All articles and blog posts tagged #regulation.
How regulators, payers, and politics meet in the Duchenne treatment access dispute in Georgia, and what it says about rare disease policy.
Vamorolone is a glucocorticoid receptor modifier approved for Duchenne. It aims to preserve anti-inflammatory benefit while reducing some side effects.
Givinostat, marketed as Duvyzat, is the first non-steroidal DMD drug approved by the FDA. What the science, the trial, and the label actually say.
Elevidys is the first FDA-approved gene therapy for Duchenne muscular dystrophy. What it is, who it is for, and what the regulatory record actually says.
Regulatory news about DMD therapies can be confusing. A practical guide to reading FDA, EMA, and post-marketing safety updates carefully.
Health technology assessment shapes which rare disease therapies are funded, and how. A primer for families and advocates.
Accelerated approval pathways are central to modern rare disease therapy. They are useful, controversial, and often misunderstood.