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Actor Eric Dane Dies of ALS at 53; NFL Star Chris Johnson Also Diagnosed

Jun 29, 2026

Actor Eric Dane died of ALS at age 53 in February 2026, less than a year after announcing his diagnosis. Former NFL star Chris Johnson also revealed his ALS diagnosis at age 39. The cases highlight the neurodegenerative disease, which affects about 33,000 people in the U.S. and has no cure.

Taysha Gene Therapy Shows Lasting Gains in All 12 Rett Syndrome Trial Patients

Jun 29, 2026

All 12 Rett syndrome patients treated with Taysha's TSHA-102 gene therapy in the REVEAL Phase 1/2 trial achieved at least one developmental milestone within one year, with functional gains continuing up to 30 months. The company has completed dosing in the Phase 3 portion and expects top-line data and FDA feedback in early 2027.

Otsuka's ADHD Drug Centanafadine Hits Phase 3b Trial Endpoint Ahead of FDA Decision

Jun 25, 2026

Otsuka's ADHD drug centanafadine met the primary endpoint in a Phase 3b trial in adults with comorbid anxiety, with results supporting its efficacy ahead of a July 24, 2026 FDA decision. The FDA has granted priority review to the New Drug Application for the first-in-class norepinephrine, dopamine, and serotonin reuptake inhibitor (NDSRI). If approved, centanafadine would be a novel treatment option for ADHD in children, adolescents, and adults.

Sanofi Announces Leadership Transition and Key Regulatory Updates Amid Pipeline Advancements

Jun 25, 2026

Sanofi announces leadership transition with CEO departure and interim appointment, while reporting key regulatory milestones including FDA Breakthrough Therapy designation for venglustat and expanded Dupixent approvals. The company advances an observational RSV study in Australia and outlines strategic initiatives in AI drug discovery and potential consumer healthcare spin-off.

Phase 3 Trial Shows Enlicitide Reduces LDL Cholesterol by 60%

Jun 24, 2026

A phase 3 trial shows that the oral drug enlicitide reduces LDL cholesterol by 60% compared to placebo, according to results published in the New England Journal of Medicine. Sponsored by Merck & Co., the trial involved 2,909 participants with atherosclerosis or at risk. If approved, enlicitide could help lower heart attack and stroke risk.