Early PHOENIX Data Would Not Have Aided Approval Decision On Amylyx’s Relyvrio – US FDA
Executive Summary
Agency considered Amylyx’s plan to submit unblinded efficacy data from the ongoing Phase III trial during the ALS drug's NDA review but ultimately decided against it, citing concerns about study integrity and the small amount of data likely to be available.
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