Manufacturer Ceases Sale of Relyvrio for ALS Treatment After Trial Disappoints

Thursday, 4 April 2024, 16:25

Amylyx Pharmaceuticals announces the removal of Relyvrio following an unsuccessful trial that revealed the drug's ineffectiveness in treating ALS and improving patient conditions. The decision to pull the medication off the market impacts ALS patients reliant on limited treatment options. FDA approval controversy and pricing scrutiny surround the failed drug launch.
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Manufacturer Ceases Sale of Relyvrio for ALS Treatment After Trial Disappoints

Amylyx Pulls ALS Drug After Trial Failure

The maker of a drug to treat ALS, Amylyx Pharmaceuticals, has decided to withdraw the medication called Relyvrio from the market after it recently failed a large clinical trial.

ALS Community Impact

The withdrawal of Relyvrio leaves ALS patients with limited treatment choices for the progressive and debilitating disease.

Moving Forward: Patients currently using Relyvrio will have the option to enroll in a program to receive the drug for free, while new patients won't have access to it.

The removal of the drug signifies a setback in ALS treatment options

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