FDA Rejects Replimune’s Engineered Virus for Melanoma Again, Sparking Regulatory Debate
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The FDA has once more rejected Replimune’s engineered virus therapy for advanced melanoma, a decision that underscores the ongoing debate over tightening agency standards amid leadership changes; the treatment is designed to boost the immune system’s attack on skin cancer, but regulators say the data remain insufficient.
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