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A look at potential of acoramidis following the failure on Part A of the ATTRibute-CM study

Ticker(s): BBIO, PFE

Who's the expert?

Institution: University of Colorado
  • Director of Cardiac Amyloidosis & Cardiac Transplantation program and Associate Professor, Medicine-Cardiology at the University of Colorado. 
  • Currently manages ~60 active ATTR cardiac amyloid patients and has prescribed Tafamidis.
  • Research focuses on Cardiac Amyloidosis, Advanced Heart Failure, Cardiac Transplantation, and Mechanical Circulatory Support / Ventricular Assist Devices; has participated in multiple clinical trials investigating new pharmacologic and device therapies for patients with advanced heart failure and cardiac amyloidosis. 

Interview Questions
Q1.

Roughly how many patients with amyloidosis do you currently manage?

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Q2.

What are your thoughts on the anti-wt and mt amyloid ATTR antibody approach for this indication? Is there space in the treatment paradigm for these types of approach?

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Q3.

Alnylam's Onpattro is also being studied for use in this population. How do you that agent being used in your practice for the cm population?

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