Experts advising the FDA voted that there wasn’t enough evidence to show that an experimental ALS drug from Amylyx Pharmaceuticals works, throwing approval into doubt
Neuroscience experts advising the Food and Drug Administration found that a study didn’t provide sufficient evidence thatTheir 6-to-4 vote on Wednesday
sets up a new test for the FDA as it considers approving the latest experimental drug promising to slow the march of the debilitating neurodegenerative disease.
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