Roche/Genentech Inc.’s Gazyva (obinutuzumab) is the first approval through FDA’s new “breakthrough” therapy program, but the leukemia drug, which by all accounts certainly deserves the designation, might not be the best test of the new program’s ability to speed reviews of important and innovative new drugs.
Gazyva, once known as GA101, was approved Nov. 1 for use in combination with chlorambucil chemotherapy for patients with previously...
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