Recon: FDA Panel Backs Akcea-Ionis Rare Disease Drug
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In Focus: US
Akcea, Ionis win over most FDA experts to their rare disease drug volanesorsen, vastly improving odds of success (Endpoints) (Fierce) (PharmaTimes) (PMLiVE)
Akari CEO Horn Solomon ousted after allegedly abusing the company credit card (Endpoints) (BioSpace)
Faron fingers low bioactivity as possible cause of phase 3 flop (Fierce) (The Pharma Letter-$)
Trump touts plan to lower drug costs but rejects Medicare negotiations (Politico) (NYT)
HHS Secretary, FDA Commissioner, CMS Administrator: Help is on the way for Americans facing high drug prices (Fox)
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