Editorial | The FDA's Crisis Intensifies
FDA's Performance: The FDA is currently in the news for negative reasons, indicating a failure in its responsibilities that could have serious implications for patient health.
UniQure's Gene Therapy: Biotech firm UniQure has reported that the FDA has altered the criteria for approving its gene therapy for Huntington’s disease, a condition with no current approved treatments to slow its progression.
Breakthrough Therapy Designation: The FDA had previously designated UniQure’s treatment as a “breakthrough therapy” in April, highlighting its potential significance in addressing a critical health issue.
Impact on Patients: The ongoing dysfunction within the FDA raises concerns about the timely approval of therapies that could benefit patients suffering from debilitating diseases like Huntington’s.
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