Vertex drops mRNA cystic fibrosis program over 'tolerability' issues
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Vertex Pharmaceuticals said it has dropped development of an mRNA-based cystic fibrosis therapy after facing challenges similar to those that have troubled other parts of the field in delivering the genetic medicine.
The Boston-based company ...
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