Albireo Dashes Into PFIC Market As FDA, EMA Approve Bylvay
Executive Summary
The company anticipates an addressable global market for progressive familial intrahepatic cholestasis of 2,500 patients, with initial plans to focus on around 100 physicians at 60 centers.
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