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Latest results from Solid gene therapy trial
Solid Biosciences have today released an update on their clinical trial of a gene therapy for Duchenne. The IGNITE DMD trial is an early stage …
Golodirsen gains conditional approval in US
Sarepta Therapeutics has announced that the FDA (the medicines regular in the US) has granted accelerated approval to golodirsen. Golodirsen, or …
Update on UNITE-DMD project
The UNITE-DMD project, which we are co-funding alongside Muscular Dystrophy UK and AFM-Téléthon brings together several strands of research to …
Duchenne Science events back on the road in 2020
We've welcomed over 100 people to our Science on Tour events throughout 2019, these empowering and invaluable sessions have been a huge success and we …
Solid gene therapy trial placed on hold
Solid BioSciences has announced that the IGNITE DMD trial - a Phase I/II clinical trial of the company’s SGT-001 gene therapy - has been placed …
Vamorolone gains Promising Innovative Medicine status
We’re happy to announce that the MHRA (the medicines regulator in the UK) has given Promising Innovative Medicine (or PIM) status to Vamorolone as a …
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Wave gives suvodirsen update
Wave Life Sciences announced earlier this week that Suvodirsen has been granted fast track approval by the Federal Drug Administration (the drug …
Vamorolone trial results published
Earlier this week the results of an early trial of vamorolone in boys with Duchenne have been published in the Neurology scientific journal. …
Ignite DMD update
In a press release yesterday, Solid Biosciences gave a short update on their gene therapy trial called Ignite DMD. Following the decision earlier this …
Sarepta issues clinical trials update
In recent press releases, Sarepta Therapeutics has given updates on their ongoing clinical trial programmes. These include exon skipping and gene …
UNITE-DMD project update – Year 1
Gene therapy for Duchenne muscular dystrophy aims to compensate for the lack of dystrophin by transferring a working version of the dystrophin gene …