Global Genes, a disease advocacy organization, recently interviewed ARC CEO Isabelle Lousada as part of their Rare Leader Profile series. The series gives insight into people who lead rare disease organizations. Below is a copy Isabelle's Q&A that was featured...
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Earlier this month, House Republicans proposed eliminating the orphan drug tax credit, which was originally passed as part of the Orphan Drug Act in 1983 as an incentive for drug makers to spur the creation of medicines for rare diseases....
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ARC’s own Kristen Hsu presented the most current updates for the clinical trial landscape, with a focus on ATTR amyloidosis. Kristen will also explored the direction future research.