Tagged with Ultragenyx

Mexico Rare diseases, by definition, only affect small patient populations. However, when the more than 7,000 known rare conditions are taken together, their impact is enormous. Rare disease patients, for example, often face delayed diagnoses, limited treatment options, and a lack of specialised care compared to those suffering from more common…

Mexico Mexico has long been considered a relatively appealing destination for clinical trials and, in recent years, has participated in more than one percent of global drug development research, generating an economic outflow of over 240 million dollars per annum in the process. Indeed, most of the major biopharma multinationals now…

USA Focused on rare and ultra-rare genetic diseases, Ultragenyx identifies itself as the industry’s most productive company working in the field of high un-met need diseases. With no fewer than four products approved across five indications, a blockbuster therapy that reached 2023 revenues of USD 328 million, and six candidates in…

Mexico Nicolas Linares of Ultragenyx Pharmaceutical Mexico highlights the company’s commitment to developing innovative treatments for rare and ultra-rare diseases. He emphasizes the importance of collaboration with healthcare systems and the need for a focused approach to address the unique challenges faced by patients in Mexico.   By fostering collaboration among…

Canada Some of the top stories coming out of Canadian healthcare and life sciences, including a new GSK flu vaccine deal, Amylyx Pharmaceuticals’ first approval for an ALS drug, and the Public Health Agency of Canada’s recent smallpox contracts with Chimerix and Bavarian Nordic.   GSK flu vaccine deal renewal (Reuters)…