FDA approves 2 drugs from Mass. biotechs
A Vertex Pharmaceuticals treatment for cystic fibrosis and an Ironwood Pharmaceuticals drug to treat irritable bowel disease got approval from the US Food and Drug Administration. Pictured is Eric Olson, vice president of the cystic fibrosis franchise at Vertex Pharmaceuticals, holding two Kalydeco pills to treat cystic fibrosis in his office in Cambridge.
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