Pharmaxis CEO Gary Phillips said, “The agreement with the FDA to expand the patient population in the ongoing Phase 2 study to include those patients currently on a JAK inhibitor is an important step forward in realising the benefits of lysyl oxidase inhibition for all myelofibrosis patients and in maximising the commercial opportunity for PXS‐5505."
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