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Health · Drug development · published 2026-08-20 · via Endpoints News

Ultragenyx wins first FDA nod for gene therapy targeting rare metabolic disease

The FDA granted accelerated approval to Ultragenyx's gene therapy for an ultra-rare glycogen storage disorder that can trigger dangerous drops in blood sugar. This marks the company's first approved gene therapy. The decision provides a new treatment option for patients with limited existing therapies.

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