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Top story FDA accepts uniQure's AMT-130 for priority review, sets May 2027 decision on Huntington's gene therapy

A May 2027 PDUFA date and a likely advisory committee make this the furthest-advanced gene therapy for Huntington's disease, based on a small externally controlled dataset.

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FDA grants accelerated approval to Inovio's DNA immunotherapy Voceryq for rare HPV-linked airway disease

The first DNA-based therapy approval marks a shift in the field from vaccines toward therapeutic use in recurrent respiratory papillomatosis.

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Bright Minds' Phase 2 DEE epilepsy trial halted as FDA imposes partial clinical hold on BMB-101

The hold, tied to toxicity seen in mice, cut the biotech's share price roughly in half and delays its lead seizure program.

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FDA approves Bayer's Kerendia to slow chronic kidney disease in type 1 diabetes

The label expansion extends the nonsteroidal MRA beyond type 2 diabetes to a broader CKD population.

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Lilly's Jaypirca wins FDA approval for first-line CLL/SLL treatment

The front-line clearance expands use of the BTK inhibitor into newly diagnosed chronic lymphocytic leukemia patients.

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BioNTech beats Q3 estimates, holds to mRNA cancer strategy despite trial misses

The company reported Q3 revenue above estimates and reiterated its commitment to mRNA cancer therapies after a mixed month of data.

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Vertex executives defend povetacicept launch outlook ahead of FDA decision in IgA nephropathy

Wall Street views the IgA nephropathy drug as central to Vertex's pipeline, and management used its earnings call to calm investor concerns.

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Child dies of measles in New York, the state's first such death in 30 years

The death in rural northern New York underscores slipping vaccination coverage amid national measles outbreaks.

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Washington state resident dies of bird flu after cattle exposure, first U.S. death this year

The third U.S. H5N1 death overall raises fresh questions about surveillance of the virus in dairy herds.

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Medicare Part D premiums to jump 50% on average next year, KFF finds

KFF urged seniors to shop carefully during open enrollment given wide cost variance between plans.

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FDA finalizes cell and gene therapy potency guidance

The guidance gives developers a standardized framework for potency assays, a long-running bottleneck in CGT approvals.

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FDA approves generic lenacapavir HIV prevention shot, widening access for lower-income countries

Tentative approval for Dr. Reddy's generic version of the twice-yearly shot is a key step in broadening global PrEP access.

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FDA advisers narrowly vote to add six peptides to the drug compounding list

The close vote keeps alive a fight over compounded peptides such as BPC-157 and semaglutide copies.

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