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FDA approves a new gene therapy for Sanfilippo syndrome, an ultra-rare disease

FDA approves gene therapy for ultra-rare childhood metabolic disease

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The FDA has approved a gene therapy for Sanfilippo syndrome, a condition that affects a small number of children. This is the first approved treatment for the disease. The approval is seen as a much-needed win for Ultragenyx, according to Cantor.

The therapy is set to be shipped to treatment centers within 60 days. However, the cost of the treatment is substantial, with a price tag of $4m per patient. The cost of the therapy raises questions about accessibility and affordability for families affected by the disease.

While the FDA approval is a significant step forward, the impact of the therapy on patients remains to be seen.

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What is Sanfilippo syndrome?

Coverage does not yet specify the exact number of children affected by the disease.

What is the cost of the therapy?

The therapy costs $4m per patient.

What is the expected revenue boost for Ultragenyx?

Analysts estimate a $400M opportunity.

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