FDA Reversal Gives Amicus Renewed Hope For US Oral Fabry Launch
Executive Summary
Amicus plans to file migalastat for Fabry disease in the US in the fourth quarter, after FDA gave the greenlight, reversing a decision last year to require an additional Phase III study.
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