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Weekly Spotlight - 19.12.24
First New Drug for Rare Hormonal Disorder in 70 Years Approved
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First New Drug for Rare Hormonal Disorder in 70 Years Approved |
Neurocrine's Cressity is the first new drug approved for congenital adrenal hyperplasia (CAH) in 70 years, offering a significant advancement in treatment. It targets the underlying hormonal imbalance, providing an alternative to traditional steroid therapies and potentially improving quality of life for CAH patients. |
FDA Approves Crinecerfont for Rare Hormonal Disorder After Successful Phase 3 Trial |
Dr. Richard J. Auchus discusses a pivotal Phase 3 trial that led to the FDA approval of crinecerfont, a treatment for congenital adrenal hyperplasia. The trial showed crinecerfont's effectiveness in reducing androgen levels, improving symptoms and quality of life for patients with this condition. |
Breakthrough Therapy for Rare Hormonal Disorder Shows Promise in 2024 Studies |
Experts discuss a new breakthrough therapy for congenital adrenal hyperplasia, highlighting the potential of a novel treatment that could significantly improve patient outcomes. Dr. Richard Auchus, MD, PhD, shares insights on this innovative approach and its implications for managing the condition. |
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