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    Gregory Harrison's questions to Liquidia Corp (LQDA) leadership

    Gregory Harrison's questions to Liquidia Corp (LQDA) leadership • Q1 2025

    Question

    Gregory Harrison of Scotiabank asked why competitors have struggled to convert patients to dry powder formulations and how YUTREPIA's profile and the ASCENT data could lead to better patient retention on a DPI.

    Answer

    CEO Dr. Roger Jeffs attributed competitor issues to a formulation that struggles with lower airway drug delivery. He contrasted this with YUTREPIA's PRINT technology, which enables better tolerability and faster titration to higher doses. Chief Medical Officer Dr. Rajeev Saggar added that ASCENT data shows patients can reach high therapeutic doses in weeks, not months, with a favorable tolerability profile, which is a key differentiator.

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    Gregory Harrison's questions to Liquidia Corp (LQDA) leadership • Q3 2024

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    Gregory Harrison of Scotiabank requested expectations for the overall development and enrollment timelines for the L606 program and inquired about Liquidia's perspective on the ex-U.S. opportunity for the asset.

    Answer

    CEO Dr. Roger Jeffs projected a 3.5 to 4-year timeline from first patient enrollment to a regulatory decision for L606, with trial initiation planned for the first half of 2025. He noted the potential to accelerate this timeline due to significant unmet need in ex-U.S. markets where competitor products are not available. Dr. Jeffs emphasized the strategy to establish L606 as a global brand, supported by an expanded license with Pharmosa and a next-generation portable nebulizer.

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    Gregory Harrison's questions to Travere Therapeutics Inc (TVTX) leadership

    Gregory Harrison's questions to Travere Therapeutics Inc (TVTX) leadership • Q1 2025

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    Gregory Harrison of Scotiabank asked about the potential impact of the REMS program removal on the trajectory of new patient starts for FILSPARI in IgAN.

    Answer

    Chief Commercial Officer Peter Heerma stated that the REMS program has not been an obstacle to performance, noting that FILSPARI has set 'best-in-class benchmarks' compared to recent rare nephrology launches that did not have a REMS. However, he added that the company looks forward to the potential modification in August to enhance convenience for patients and physicians.

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    Gregory Harrison's questions to Travere Therapeutics Inc (TVTX) leadership • Q4 2024

    Question

    Gregory Harrison asked about the potential commercial impact of a REMS modification, questioning if a less onerous monitoring schedule could bring in patients who are currently non-compliant.

    Answer

    CCO Peter Heerma stated that while the current REMS has not been a major obstacle to adoption, a modification would have a positive impact. He believes changing from monthly to quarterly monitoring would broaden physicians' perception of which patients are suitable candidates for FILSPARI, particularly those they might preemptively consider non-compliant with a monthly schedule, thereby expanding the addressable patient pool.

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    Gregory Harrison's questions to EyePoint Pharmaceuticals Inc (EYPT) leadership

    Gregory Harrison's questions to EyePoint Pharmaceuticals Inc (EYPT) leadership • Q4 2024

    Question

    Gregory Harrison inquired about the assumptions underlying the company's cash runway guidance, particularly for the DME and earlier pipeline programs, and asked for an update on the razuprotafib program.

    Answer

    CFO George Elston clarified that the cash runway guidance into 2027 includes all work for DURAVYU in wet AMD and internal preparation for a DME study, but not the cost of the study itself. He described the razuprotafib program as being on 'percolation mode' with a lower priority to conserve cash and maintain focus on wet AMD.

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    Gregory Harrison's questions to Ocular Therapeutix Inc (OCUL) leadership

    Gregory Harrison's questions to Ocular Therapeutix Inc (OCUL) leadership • Q4 2024

    Question

    Gregory Harrison asked for Ocular's expectations on the percentage of patients in the SOL-1 trial who could demonstrate durability up to 52 weeks without rescue, and how this might translate to real-world clinical practice.

    Answer

    President and CEO Dr. Pravin Dugel expressed high confidence, referencing a prior U.S. study where 60% of patients went 52 weeks on a single injection, noting that was in a non-enriched population. He believes a significant number of patients in the current, more selected trial population will achieve this endpoint. He positioned this potential outcome as highly valuable for physicians, payers, and patients, and a key factor in securing a best-in-class label.

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    Gregory Harrison's questions to Ocular Therapeutix Inc (OCUL) leadership • Q3 2024

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    Gregory Harrison inquired about the regulatory submission strategy for wet AMD, asking if data from SOL-1 and SOL-R must be submitted simultaneously and whether SOL-R enrollment would be a gating factor for the filing.

    Answer

    President and CEO Dr. Pravin Dugel stated that the regulatory path is very clear, supported by a Special Protocol Agreement for SOL-1 and a Type C written response for SOL-R. He clarified that the company's current assumption, based on historical FDA precedent, is that two positive studies will be required for approval.

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    Gregory Harrison's questions to Agios Pharmaceuticals Inc (AGIO) leadership

    Gregory Harrison's questions to Agios Pharmaceuticals Inc (AGIO) leadership • Q4 2024

    Question

    Gregory Harrison from Scotiabank asked for guidance on modeling the launch trajectory for mitapivat in thalassemia, specifically whether to expect an initial patient bolus, and inquired about the commercial potential and strategy for the Gulf region.

    Answer

    Chief Financial Officer Cecilia Jones explained that the company does not anticipate an initial patient bolus, expecting instead a steady uptake as patients attend their regular physician visits. CEO Brian Goff noted the initial focus will be on 65% of the patient population. For the Gulf region, Jones identified it as the second commercial priority after the U.S., with a launch ramp dynamic similar to Europe, requiring time to secure access and formulary listings post-approval.

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    Gregory Harrison's questions to Agios Pharmaceuticals Inc (AGIO) leadership • Q3 2024

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    Gregory Harrison of Bank of America inquired about Agios's capital allocation strategy and appetite for business development following the vorasidenib monetization, and also asked about expectations for the Phase III RISE UP sickle cell trial, specifically its statistical power for the vaso-occlusive crisis (VOC) endpoint.

    Answer

    CFO Cecilia Jones stated that capital allocation priorities are the potential launches in thalassemia and sickle cell disease, advancing the current pipeline, and disciplined pipeline expansion. CEO Brian Goff and CMO Dr. Sarah Gheuens confirmed the RISE UP trial's two primary endpoints, hemoglobin response and sickle cell pain crisis reduction, are each powered at over 90%.

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    Gregory Harrison's questions to Apellis Pharmaceuticals Inc (APLS) leadership

    Gregory Harrison's questions to Apellis Pharmaceuticals Inc (APLS) leadership • Q3 2024

    Question

    Gregory Harrison from Scotiabank asked for additional color on physician feedback regarding the VALIANT data following the ASN conference and inquired about Apellis's competitive positioning in the C3G and IC-MPGN indications.

    Answer

    CEO Dr. Cedric Francois stated the data represents a chance for young patients to potentially avoid dialysis or transplant, highlighting a superior profile on proteinuria, eGFR, and C3c staining. CMO Dr. Caroline Baumal, who attended the nephrology meeting, reported that clinicians were 'ecstatic' and 'excited' about the findings, particularly the rapid onset of effect as early as four weeks, which could prevent irreversible kidney damage.

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