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Could CASGEVY® Be Right for Your Transfusion-Dependent Beta Thalassemia?

People living with TDT pictured may or may not have received CASGEVY.

Josh, living with TDT, and his mom, Alison

Kiarra, living with SCD, and her grandmother, Tanique

People living with TDT pictured may or may not have received CASGEVY.

Josh, living with TDT,
and his mom,
Alison

CASGEVY is a one-time* gene therapy that may help people 12 years and older with transfusion-dependent beta thalassemia (TDT) live without regular blood transfusions.

CASGEVY uses your own blood stem cells to help your body make working red blood cells, which means transfusion independence may be possible.

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In a clinical study, 32 out of 35 people were transfusion independent for at least 12 months in a row after receiving CASGEVY.

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*Treatment involves a multi-step process. This includes the collection and editing of blood stem cells to make your CASGEVY. It also includes preparing you for CASGEVY, administration of CASGEVY, follow-up monitoring for potential side effects, and recovery.

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Our Commitment to You
Our Commitment to You
Vertex understands the complexity of gene therapy and the significance of this treatment decision for people living with and affected by beta thalassemia. Vertex Patient Educators are dedicated to providing you with information and resources about CASGEVY that will help you have meaningful conversations with your healthcare providers.

People living with TDT pictured may or may not have received CASGEVY.

People living with TDT pictured may or may not have received CASGEVY.

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Learn more about CASGEVY

Get information about the efficacy and safety of CASGEVY, as well as how it works, in this brochure.

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The CASGEVY treatment journey

Find out more about the treatment journey, including helpful questions to ask your healthcare provider.