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Acadia Pharmaceuticals broadens Rett syndrome treatment flexibility with DAYBUE STIX rollout in the United States

By Pallavi Madhiraju on April 8, 2026   Pharma & Biotech  

Acadia Pharmaceuticals broadens Rett syndrome treatment flexibility with DAYBUE STIX rollout in the United States

Acadia Pharmaceuticals has launched DAYBUE STIX for Rett syndrome in the U.S. Read what this means for adoption, tolerability, and market strategy.

What Affinia Therapeutics’ UPBEAT trial reveals about the next phase of inherited heart failure gene therapy

By Pallavi Madhiraju on April 7, 2026   Pharma & Biotech  

What Affinia Therapeutics’ UPBEAT trial reveals about the next phase of inherited heart failure gene therapy

Affinia Therapeutics has cleared AFTX-201 for a Canadian BAG3 DCM trial. Read why the gene therapy’s design and risks matter now.

How Soligenix is trying to turn tolerability and treatment logistics into a differentiated regulatory and commercial story

By Pallavi Madhiraju on April 5, 2026   Pharma & Biotech  

How Soligenix is trying to turn tolerability and treatment logistics into a differentiated regulatory and commercial story

Soligenix published HyBryte versus Valchlor data in CTCL. Read what it changes for approval, adoption, and competitive positioning.

How Chiesi Global Rare Diseases is positioning lomitapide for earlier lifecycle management in HoFH

By Soujanya Ravi on March 30, 2026   Pharma & Biotech  

How Chiesi Global Rare Diseases is positioning lomitapide for earlier lifecycle management in HoFH

CHMP backs paediatric lomitapide for HoFH. Read what this means for clinicians, regulators, and rare disease access across Europe.

Can Drug Farm turn ALPK1 inhibition into the first real disease-modifying approach for ROSAH syndrome?

By Pallavi Madhiraju on March 27, 2026   Pharma & Biotech  

Can Drug Farm turn ALPK1 inhibition into the first real disease-modifying approach for ROSAH syndrome?

Drug Farm won FDA orphan drug designation for DF-003 in ROSAH syndrome. Read what this rare disease milestone could change next.

Oral Pompe therapy S-606001 moves to Phase 2 as Shionogi expands rare disease focus

By Pallavi Madhiraju on March 22, 2026   Pharma & Biotech  

Oral Pompe therapy S-606001 moves to Phase 2 as Shionogi expands rare disease focus

Shionogi’s S-606001 enters global Phase 2 as the first oral GYS1 inhibitor tested as an add-on to ERT in late-onset Pompe disease. Read the analysis.

GenSight Biologics begins LHON treatment under France compassionate access as REVISE Phase II moves forward

By Pallavi Madhiraju on March 21, 2026   Pharma & Biotech  

GenSight Biologics begins LHON treatment under France compassionate access as REVISE Phase II moves forward

GenSight Biologics begins treating ND4-LHON patients under France’s AAC compassionate access program. Analyse what REVISE and AAC mean for the regulatory pathway.

Will pediatric KONFIDENT-KID data accelerate KalVista’s sebetralstat approval in hereditary angioedema?

By Pallavi Madhiraju on March 21, 2026   Pharma & Biotech  

Will pediatric KONFIDENT-KID data accelerate KalVista’s sebetralstat approval in hereditary angioedema?

KalVista’s sebetralstat pediatric trial data heads to Madrid. What it means for the HAE on-demand market and a 2026 FDA filing. Read the analysis.

IntraBio leverages prior Niemann-Pick approval to seek FDA expansion of levacetylleucine into Ataxia-Telangiectasia

By Pallavi Madhiraju on March 21, 2026   Pharma & Biotech  

IntraBio leverages prior Niemann-Pick approval to seek FDA expansion of levacetylleucine into Ataxia-Telangiectasia

IntraBio files the first-ever FDA application for an A-T therapy. Analyse the Phase III evidence, regulatory pathway, and what approval would mean.

Sarepta’s sirolimus gambit: Can enhanced immunosuppression rescue ELEVIDYS for non-ambulatory Duchenne patients?

By Pallavi Madhiraju on March 17, 2026   Pharma & Biotech  

Sarepta’s sirolimus gambit: Can enhanced immunosuppression rescue ELEVIDYS for non-ambulatory Duchenne patients?

Sarepta’s ELEVIDYS Cohort 8 targets non-ambulatory Duchenne patients with a sirolimus regimen. What the trial design reveals about the path to label restoration.

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