Overview
- Sarepta will continue shipping Elevidys for ambulatory Duchenne muscular dystrophy patients despite the FDA’s informal request to suspend all deliveries.
- The FDA has placed clinical trials for limb-girdle muscular dystrophy on hold and is reviewing safety data that include three fatalities linked to liver injury.
- Non-ambulatory patient dosing of Elevidys remains paused as Sarepta updates packaging with warnings for acute liver risks.
- The company announced nearly 500 layoffs, including 80 staff in Columbus, after its stock plunged over 30% amid the regulatory scrutiny.
- Regulators are weighing a formal withdrawal of Elevidys as Sarepta negotiates ongoing discussions and enhanced safety monitoring with the FDA.