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Intellia Therapeutics' Rare Genetic Disorder Therapy Meets Main Goal in ...
The one-time therapy left 62% of patients attack-free at six months as Intellia began a rolling Food and Drug Administration filing.
- On Monday, Intellia Therapeutics reported its CRISPR gene-editing treatment, lonvoguran ziclumeran, reduced swelling attacks by 87% in a Phase 3 trial for hereditary angioedema .
- Unlike Vertex Pharmaceuticals' ex vivo treatment Casgevy, this in vivo therapy edits DNA directly inside the body, targeting a condition affecting one in 50,000 people.
- Six months after the one-time infusion, 62% of patients remained attack-free without other therapies, meeting the study's secondary goal. Intellia described safety as "favorable."
- Intellia has initiated a rolling Food and Drug Administration submission and expects to complete filings in the second half of this year, targeting a U.S. launch in the first half of next year.
- Cantor analyst Steve Seedhouse warned the therapy "will probably be a niche product" and cautioned about a potential "black box" warning, citing liver toxicity concerns in other Intellia CRISPR programs.
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Intellia Drug Hits Goal in Milestone for Gene Editing Technology
Intellia Therapeutics Inc. said its gene-editing treatment for a rare swelling disorder met its goal in a late-stage trial, paving the way for the potential first approval of a new, simpler way of modifying DNA.
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Late-stage trial shows Intellia's one-time gene-editing therapy lonvoguran ziclumeran cut hereditary angioedema swelling attacks by 87% with a clean safety profile, supporting a potential 2027 U.S. launch
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