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European Commission approves potential new treatment for Pompe disease
Nexviadyme is the first and only newly approved medicine for Pompe disease in Europe in over 15 years. ... The Committee for Orphan Medicinal Product (COMP) also recommended Nexviadyme be removed from the Community Register of Orphan Medicinal Products
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