Expert Interview
Discussing Familial Chylomicronemia Syndrome (FCS), volanesorsen, and the recent Phase 3 topline results of olezarsen.
Ticker(s): IONSInstitution: Western University
- Distinguished Professor of Medicine and Biochemistry at Western University in London, Ontario, Canada.
- Manages >2500 patients in his lipid clinic, 25 with FCS.
- His laboratory discovered the causal genes and first pathogenic variants for >20 human diseases, and also developed the world’s first targeted next-generation sequencing panel for dyslipidemias.
- He was among the first in the world to use five medications that are now routinely prescribed to treat dyslipidemia or diabetes, has co-authored many clinical practice guidelines for cholesterol, blood pressure and diabete, and has published >900 papers.
How many patients with Familial Chylomicronemia Syndrome do you manage annually?
Added By: c_adminOn a scale from 1-10 how would you rate your level of excitement for volanesorsen and olezarsen?
Added By: c_adminCould you talk a little bit about your professional background and experience and give us some details about your clinical practice?
Added By: slingshot_insightsIn terms of volanesorsen, what were your thoughts on that product profile and the AdComm and the FDA action on that?
Added By: slingshot_insightsIn terms of the efficacy, would you say this is
hitting the mark?
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