“As the first therapy with a novel mechanism of action to be approved for CIDP patients in more than 30 years, this approval is an extremely important step towards addressing the unmet needs of patients with this debilitating condition and further signals argenx’s commitment to bring innovative therapeutic options to Australian patients,” said Kathryn Evans, Australia General Manager for argenx.
New treatment milestone offers fresh hope for Australians living with CIDP
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