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Exclusive | FDA Gives Third Rare-Disease Drug Another Shot, Regenxbio Says

The FDA has reversed its position on Regenxbio's gene therapy for MPS II, allowing a new path for accelerated approval.

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The brief

Food and Drug Administration is set to reconsider a Biologics License Application (BLA) for NAVSUNLI, a gene therapy developed by Regenxbio. This decision follows a previous rejection of the treatment, which is intended for patients with MPS II.

Reporting from The Wall Street Journal, Reuters, Stat News, Fierce Biotech, and Yahoo Finance emphasizes the shift in the agency's regulatory stance. Coverage highlights that this development provides a path forward for what could become the first gene therapy approved for this specific rare disease.

Future updates will depend on the BLA resubmission process. Coverage does not yet specify a timeline for the final regulatory decision following this new alignment between the company and the FDA.

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Quick answers

What is the purpose of the NAVSUNLI gene therapy?

It is being developed as a potential treatment for MPS II.

Has the FDA previously reviewed this drug?

Yes, the FDA had previously rejected the therapy before this recent reversal.

What is the current status of the application?

Regenxbio and the FDA have aligned on a path forward for a BLA resubmission seeking accelerated approval.

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