Ogsiveo And Winrevair Among Latest Orphan Drugs To Secure Early Access Funding In France

HAS, the French health technology assessment body, has issued positive recommendations for several orphan drugs, including for Vyloy, which was provisionally rejected for reimbursement in the UK last year.

Several orphan drugs will receive swifter reimbursement through France's early access mechanism
Key Takeaways
  • SpingWorks Therapeutics Ogsiveo for treating desmoid tumors has secured a recommendation for reimbursement in France before it receives marketing authorization through the country’s early access mechanism.
  • MSD’s Winrevair, the first activin signaling inhibitor therapy approved to treat pulmonary hypertension, has received a positive recommendation for early reimbursement.
  • French authorities have also recommended early reimbursement for Astellas’ Vyloy for treating gastric or gastroesophageal junction adenocarcinoma.

Ogsiveo, (nirogacestat), SpringWorks Therapeutics treatment for desmoid tumors, and Winrevair (sotatercept), MSD’s treatment for pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH), are among the latest orphan drugs to be recommended for reimbursement in...

Ogsiveo received its recommendation from HAS, the French health technology assessment (HTA) body, before securing EU marketing approval. Winrevair, meanwhile, was approved in the EU last August.

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