Abeona gene therapy candidate selected for FDA RDEA Pilot Program

We are proud to share that one of our gene therapy candidates has been selected for the FDA Rare Disease Endpoint Advancement (RDEA) Pilot Program. This program will help facilitate the development and timely approval of rare disease therapies by supporting the use of novel efficacy endpoints in clinical trials. Discover what this means for Abeona: https://lnkd.in/ef8mgB-g #innovation

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Ann-Marie Redmond

Impassioned Market Access Leader supporting value driven access to innovative therapies | Pharma & Biotech | Early Commercialization | Rare Disease

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Congratulations! Great news for Abeona and novel rare disease therapies!

Cara O'Neill

Chief Science Officer at Cure Sanfilippo Foundation

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Congrats!

Swasti Bal

Biopharma Commercial Executive

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Congratulations!

Geula Jaffe, MPH

Chief Commercial Officer | Oncology Leader | Biotech & Pharma

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Congratulations!

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Patroski Lawson, MSP/CSW

CEO at The KPM Group DC LLC | Join Me in Solving for Long Standing Healthcare Inequities

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Outststanding news

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Joseph Morales

Executive Director Program Mgmt & Strategy with expertise in E2E Supply Chain & Quality Assurance

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Congrats!

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Patricia C.

Clinical Strategist LATAM | Rare & Ultra-Rare Diseases | AI-Driven Medical Affairs | Precision Intelligence for Pharma | Rewriting the Clinical Code for Rare Innovation

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Accelerating approval depends not only on therapeutic development but on redefining how we measure clinical efficacy in rare diseases. This step sets a crucial regulatory precedent.

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Shanta Sarfare

Clinical Development and Translational Medicine

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Great news! Congratulations!

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