The US Food and Drug Administration’s Genetic Metabolic Diseases Advisory Committee (GeMDAC) will meet for the first time on 2 August to consider a therapeutic agent for a lysosomal storage disorder, a rare condition that the new panel seems tailor-made to handle.
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The new Genetic Metabolic Diseases Advisory Committee will hold its first meeting on 2 August, although the FDA has yet to announce the committee's standing members.
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The panel will consider Zevra’s arimoclomol for use in Niemann-Pick disease type C, an ultra-rare lysosomal storage disorder that has been the focus of recent meetings between the patient community and the FDA
The committee will
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