Discover an SMA treatment that’s delivered directly to the central nervous system to
target an underlying cause of motor neuron loss in SMA3,8,9

How does SPINRAZA work?

SPINRAZA is a modified antisense oligonucleotide designed to target an underlying cause of motor neuron loss in SMA3

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Data and Safety Profile

SPINRAZA has more than 8 years of clinical trial follow-up10

Safety Profile
Dedicated Patient Support

If patients or caregivers are experiencing nonmedical barriers to accessing treatment–such as the cost of SPINRAZA–Biogen may be able to help

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Extensive real-world experience across a broad range of ages1,10

have been treated with
SPINRAZA worldwide11†

there’s someone from almost every
age group who has taken
SPINRAZA3,12

have been treated with
SPINRAZA worldwide11†‡

Based on commercial patients, early access patients, and clinical trial participants through May 2022.11
Clinical studies of SPINRAZA included patients from 3 days to 16 years of age at first dose and did not include sufficient numbers of subjects aged 65 and over to determine whether they respond differently from younger patients.3

a later-onset SMA who is being treated with SPINRAZA

“Around age 32, I had moved across the country and started working with a new doctor. I was feeling weaker but learning to accept it. My doctor mentioned a treatment to me called SPINRAZA.” —Ian