"Our commitment to ALS patients and our belief in NurOwn’s potential to address their unmet medical needs remains unchanged, despite our receipt of a refusal to file letter regarding our new Biologics License Application," said Chaim Lebovits, Chief Executive Officer of Brainstorm. "Our next step is to request a Type A meeting with the FDA, which will help us explore the best path forward to accomplish our goal of providing ALS patients with broad access to NurOwn. We believe that an important part of the regulatory process will be an FDA Advisory Committee meeting to discuss NurOwn, as this will allow a fair hearing in an open and transparent setting. We are grateful for the support we are receiving and look forward to providing more information on our Earnings Call around the FDA feedback we have received, and our next steps."
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