Opinion|Videos|July 3, 2024
Investigational Therapies Paving New PNH Treatment Pathways
Dr Haumschild continues leading a discussion surrounding potential treatment advancements in the PNH landscape.
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Video content above is prompted by the following:
- Looking towards the future, what advancements do you anticipate in the treatment landscape for PNH and other complement-driven rare diseases, particularly in relation to investigational therapeutics targeting the alternative pathway?
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