BioPharma Dive October 17, 2025
Ben Fidler

Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, Revolution Medicines and Disc Medicine were among the first beneficiaries of a pilot program the FDA announced in June.

A gene therapy for hearing loss, an experimental pancreatic cancer treatment and seven other medications have been chosen as the first recipients of a new voucher the Food and Drug Administration is using to dramatically speed up drug reviews.

In a statement Thursday, the agency said that these nine treatments — medicines from Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, Revolution Medicines and Disc Medicine, among others — were awarded what’s been called a “national priority voucher.” These vouchers are part of a pilot program announced in June and can shorten a drug’s FDA evaluation to as little as one to two months....

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