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FDA’s top gene therapy regulator is leaving his role

The FDA's top gene therapy regulator is stepping down, amid a significant setback for a kidney disease drug.

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📍 How it ended

Vijay Kumar stepped down from his leadership role as the FDA's top gene and cell therapy regulator. He left the position after one year.

Epilogue added 14d ago, after coverage quieted.

The brief

The FDA's acting director of cell and gene therapies, Vijay Kumar, is leaving his role. Coverage emphasizes the departure of Kumar, who has been in the position for one year.

Coverage also highlights the FDA's decision to decline approval for Unicycive's kidney disease drug, leading to a significant drop in the company's stock. The news is covered by Reuters, Yahoo, BioSpace, Endpoints News, BioPharma Dive, Fierce Biotech, and statnews.com.

Watch for announcements regarding Kumar's next steps and the FDA's plans for filling the vacant role. Also, monitor Unicycive's response to the FDA's Complete Response Letter and the potential timeline for resubmission.

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Quick answers

Who is leaving the FDA?

Vijay Kumar, the acting director of cell and gene therapies, is stepping down from his role.

How long has Kumar been in his position?

Kumar has been in the position for one year.

What other significant events are occurring at the FDA?

The FDA has declined to approve Unicycive's kidney disease drug, leading to a plunge in the company's stock.

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