UniQure NV slumped in early trading after reporting that the benefits of its Huntington’s disease gene therapy drug AMT-130 were not as good after four years as they were after three years in a small trial — a result that could complicate its bid to get the treatment approved by US regulators.
Robert Langreth is a Science and Health Reporter at Bloomberg News. He covers a broad range of topics within the healthcare sector, including pharmaceuticals, medical technology, and mental health care, often focusing on issues like gene therapy, immunotherapy, and oncology. His work has been featured in numerous prestigious outlets, including The Washington Post, TIME, and Fortune.