Here is a roundup of the most important news in biotech and medicine this morning.
The need-to-know this morning
- Beam Therapeutics announced that its CRISPR therapy risto‑cel met the trial’s primary endpoint, providing freedom from severe pain crises for at least 12 months. The company will submit an FDA marketing application by year‑end, though detailed efficacy data have not yet been released.
PepGen shows promising data for muscular dystrophy
PepGen reported that its investigational therapy delivered the most encouraging early results to date for a prevalent form of muscular dystrophy, based on a key efficacy metric.
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- Biting a Firm Indian Treat Snapped a 19-Year-Old’s Palate Wire, and He Swallowed Both Pieces
- FDA Clears Bayer’s Factor XI Inhibitor for First-In-Class Stroke Risk Reduction


