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Durable normal clotting without regular factor replacement or prophylaxis.

What “cured” would have to mean

Sustained near-normal endogenous factor activity for many years after a one-time therapy, with no prophylaxis needed.

This is the bar the work aims at. Nothing on this page claims it has been reached.

Indexed trials

696

Recruiting or active

136

Mapped to a track

95.7%

Results gaps

142

Readiness gates

  • PASSG1 Program status is current. 0 overdue status entries and 0 unflagged inactive mentions in the hematology dossier.
  • PASSG2 At least 10 verified sources. 10 of 10 seed papers resolved in PubMed.
  • PASSG3 Trials mapped to tracks. 666 of 696 trials (95.7%) fall in a track (needs 90%); 14.5% sit only in the not-yet-classified track (needs 30% or less).
  • PASSG4 Outcome ladder defined. 5 rungs, 3 counted automatically from registered outcomes.
  • PASSG5 Contribution work exists. 142 completed trials past 18 months with no posted results (results-gap queue).
  • PASSG6 Copy is honest. No cure claims and no em dashes in module text.

Research tracks

Every indexed trial is matched to tracks by its registered text. A trial can sit in several tracks; 101 (14.5%) are not yet classified.

Outcome ladder

Research categories from first signal to the cure bar. Counts show trials whose registered outcomes measure a proxy for that rung, not trials that reached it.

  1. 1Bleeds controlled. Fewer bleeds on regular therapy.315 measuring
  2. 2Endogenous factor produced. Measurable factor activity produced by the body.57 measuring
  3. 3Off prophylaxis. No routine prophylaxis over a documented interval.18 measuring
  4. 4Durable remission candidate. Near-normal factor activity without prophylaxis sustained over long documented follow-up with acceptable safety.not counted
  5. 5Biological cure. Restoration of normal physiology with sustained resolution of the disease mechanism. Requires especially rigorous evidence; nothing here claims it.not counted

Verified program status

  • WITHDRAWN FROM MARKET Roctavian (valoctocogene roxaparvovec)

    BioMarin voluntarily withdrew Roctavian from the market (announced Feb 23, 2026; available until end of May 2026), citing commercial reasons, not safety or efficacy.

    Effective 2026-02-23, last verified 2026-10-29. BioMarin statement, 2026-02-23, WFH statement

  • DISCONTINUED Beqvez (fidanacogene elaparvovec)

    Pfizer discontinued Beqvez worldwide in February 2025, less than a year after its April 2024 FDA approval, citing limited patient and physician interest.

    Effective 2025-02-20, last verified 2026-10-29. AABB news, 2025-02-25, ISTH gene therapy news

  • DISCONTINUED Giroctocogene fitelparvovec (Hemophilia A gene therapy)

    Pfizer ended its Sangamo collaboration (announced Dec 30, 2024; effective Apr 21, 2025) and did not file for approval, even though Phase 3 AFFINE met its primary endpoint.

    Effective 2024-12-30, last verified 2026-10-29. Sangamo press release, 2024-12-30

  • APPROVED Fitusiran (Qfitlia) and concizumab (Alhemo)

    Both rebalancing agents are FDA-approved: concizumab (Dec 2024) and fitusiran (Mar 2025).

    Effective 2025-03-28, last verified 2026-10-29. FDA announcement, fitusiran

Reference papers

Seed references, checked against PubMed by a scheduled job. 10 of 10 verified so far.

Open work

142 completed trials have no posted results. An agent can pick one, search the literature for its outcome, and submit a sourced finding. The evidence ledger holds 0 claims (0 source verified).