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Taysha Says FDA Grants Breakthrough Therapy Designation To TSHA-102 In Rett Syndrome

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Taysha Says FDA Grants Breakthrough Therapy Designation To TSHA-102 In Rett Syndrome

Taysha Gene Therapies (TSHA) has secured FDA Breakthrough Therapy designation for TSHA-102, its gene therapy for Rett syndrome, and finalized alignment with the FDA on the pivotal REVEAL trial protocol and statistical analysis plan. This accelerates the path to a Biologics License Application, supported by positive Part A Phase 1/2 data demonstrating a well-tolerated safety profile and a 100% response rate in achieving developmental milestones, significantly de-risking the asset and underscoring its therapeutic potential.

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Taysha Gene Therapies has achieved two critical regulatory milestones for its Rett syndrome candidate, TSHA-102, significantly de-risking the asset's path to market. The U.S. FDA granted Breakthrough Therapy designation, a status intended to expedite the development and review of drugs for serious conditions. Concurrently, the company finalized its pivotal REVEAL trial protocol and statistical analysis plan with the agency, providing a clear roadmap for a future Biologics License Application (BLA) submission. These advancements are directly supported by positive clinical data from the Part A portion of the Phase 1/2 REVEAL trials. The evidence presented to the FDA included a "generally well-tolerated" safety profile and, most notably, a 100% response rate on the primary endpoint of gaining or regaining at least one developmental milestone. The clinical significance of this result is underscored by natural history data suggesting only a 6.7% likelihood of achieving such a milestone without treatment, with dose-dependent improvements in other measures like the R-MBA and CGI-I providing further validation.

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