BLUE - Bluebird bio reports group in LentiGlobin study had no severe VOEs

Bluebird bio (BLUE) says new data from group C of its ongoing Phase 1/2 HGB-206 study of investigational LentiGlobin gene therapy for adults and adolescents patients with sickle cell disease show a complete elimination of severe vaso-occlusive events and VOEs between six and 24 months of follow-up.Also reports positive patient-reported quality of life outcomes assessed with validated PROMIS-57 demonstrate clinically meaningful reductions in pain intensity at month 12 post-LentiGlobin for SCD treatment."Now with more than two years of data, we continue to observe promising results in our studies of LentiGlobin for SCD that further illustrate its potential to eliminate the symptoms and devastating complications of sickle cell disease," said bluebird bio Chief Medical Officer David Davidson, MD. "In addition to these clinical outcomes, for the first time with a gene therapy we now have patient-reported outcomes through the validated PROMIS-57 tool, showing reduction in pain intensity at 12 months after

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Bluebird bio reports group in LentiGlobin study had no severe VOEs