Failed ALS Drug Relyvrio to be Pulled from Market by Amylyx
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Amylyx Pharmaceuticals will pull its drug Relyvrio from the US market after a study showed it didn't benefit patients with ALS. The company will halt sales and marketing in the US and Canada, and new patients will no longer be able to get a prescription. Patients already taking the therapy can enroll in a program to receive it for free. The drug's failure is a disappointment for patients and advocates, leaving just three ALS medicines available to US patients. Amylyx also plans to lay off 70% of its employees and continue studying Relyvrio and another experimental drug for rare diseases.
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