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In collaboration with reimbursement expert Eric Faulkner, former global VP of patient value and access at Novartis Gene Therapies, and the Muscular Dystrophy Association, we have developed an initial report to establish a novel pathway to advance treatments for ultra-rare diseases.
This is the first comprehensive approach mapped to date in the U.S. that offers a potential pathway for ultra-rare disease patients to access potentially life-saving therapies. The proposed pathway offers a precedent upon which we can rapidly build and execute this pathway in the U.S.
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In this discussion with Dr. Noah Weisleder, PhD, from the Weisleder Lab at Ohio State University College of Medicine, and Rich Horgan, founder and CEO of Cure Rare Disease, we’ll delve into the promising research being conducted by Dr. Weisleders’s lab to develop MyoTRIM - a non-viral, protein-based therapy. We’ll discuss findings from the early-stage research, applications for the treatment of various forms of muscular dystrophy, and more.
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