Communications
Community Update,
October, 2021
To The NPC1 Community,
As we approach the three-month mark since the closing of our acquisition of adrabetadex*, we want to provide a brief update on our continued progress. On September 16th, we were able to share with you all that we’d reached agreement with the FDA to officially continue the US Expanded Access Program (EAP) for intrathecal and/or intravenous administration of adrabetadex* beyond October 20th, 2021. Thank you for all the words of support and encouragement in response to that communication. It’s humbling and gratifying to get these passionate reminders about how important this work is to so many and very motivating to our entire team.
We are also excited to share that we have now received authorization from Health Canada’s Special Access Program (SAP) to continue to provide adrabetadex to the EAP sites in Canada. For NPC1 patients and families in Canada, here is the link to contact us if you have any questions.
As part of our monthly communication to help keep the community up to date on our Expanded Access Program efforts, we are happy to share our most current dashboard summary below. As we have now been able to gain the regulatory authorizations in the US and Canada to move this forward and extend access beyond October 20th, we will be refreshing this dashboard next month.
Summary DASHBOARD of Expanded Access Program Efforts (as of October 1, 2021)
Current Sites
15 sites are currently active in EAP
New/Pending Sites
5 pending new sites for EAP
New patients enrolled in Expanded Access Program since July 1, 2021
3 new patients
Current patients enrolled in Expanded Access Program
42 patients
Transition
We are also pleased to share that while the formal transition period has ended, many of the Mallinckrodt team have put in a great deal of time and effort, have been great partners to us, and we again wish to publicly appreciate their efforts.
Moving Forwards
We are engaging with many of the key opinion leaders in NPC and are encouraged by what we hear. We are continuing our evaluation of the totality of the data and we hope to be able to present findings from that over the coming months once we complete our analysis of external databases that may add to our understanding of patient and family experiences in NPC1.
We look forward to updating you all again soon.
Sincerely,
Scott Riccio
EVP, Patient & Community Engagement
Mandos, LLC
www.mandoshealth.com