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Expert Interview

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Checking in with a prescriber of Amylyx's Relyvrio for the slowing of ALS progression.

Ticker(s): AMLX

Who's the expert?

Institution: Johns Hopkins Medicine

  • Director of the Center For ALS Research and professor of neurology at Johns Hopkins Medicine.
  • Manages ~650 patients with ALS and has prescribed Relyvrio to ~60 patients.
  • Research interests include molecular mechanisms of selective neurodegeneration in motor neuron diseases, identification of novel drug or peptide therapeutics to delay or prevent motor neuron degeneration in ALS, and neuronal and non-neuronal stem cell therapies for ALS.

Interview Questions
Q1.

Roughly how many ALS patients have you prescribed Relyvrio to?

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Q2.

How does Relyvrio compare to other treatment options available?

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Q3.

Overall what has the patient satisfaction been with this product?

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Q4.

It’d be great to start with a practice overview for Dr. Rothstein. 

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It’d be helpful if you could walk us through the typical ALS patient journey as it pertains to therapeutic interventions. How you think about the therapies that you have at your disposal with riluzole, edaravone, and relyvrio? What determines you prescribing one over another or several agents in combination?

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Q6.

When did you begin prescribing relyvrio and what has your experience with the drug looked like so far? Have you noticed any significant changes in access / your utilization trends since you first started using it?

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Q7.

Looks like you now have ~60 patients on Relyvrio. One year from now do you see that number growing, staying the same shrinking?

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Q8.

What about your colleagues, do you think they’re typically utilizing relyvrio in a similar way?

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Any general feedback you can share from the patient side? In the clinical experience the taste / early GI effects seemed to be an issue – is this largely mirrored in your patient experience?

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Amylyx has phase 3 data upcoming next year. What are your expectations for the trial and how do you see the outcome impacting your utilization going forward?

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Q11.

Are there any other emerging therapies that you think are promising/following closely?

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Q12.

Any difference in insurance coverage between relyvrio and raticava?

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Are you familiar with the TUDCA-ALS Italian study?

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Are you familiar with masitinib?

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