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Although there’s currently no cure for SMA, drug treatments are now available.

These pages tell you about any NHS-funded drug treatments, any in the pipeline, and other related topics. Whatever the treatment, it remains vital that anyone who has SMA also has appropriate care and management based on assessment by and discussion with their clinical team. Though some recommendations are now changing, the internationally agreed Standards of Care for SMA remains a useful reference point.

Apitegromab’s US approval leaves a UK access gap

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SMA Care UK at WMS 2026 – Sharing our work and learning from the international SMA community

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NICE Committee Meeting on Intrathecal Onasemnogene Abeparvovec for SMA: October 2026

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European Commission approves Itvisma for people aged two years and over living with 5q SMA

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Celebrating Professor Francesco Muntoni: advancing progress for the SMA community

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Image shows Professor Francesco Muntoni

A Breakthrough for Babies: Scotland Rolls Out Newborn Screening for SMA as of today!

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SMA Care UK at the SMA Europe Congress 2026 in Budapest

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Update Following the MTA Committee Meeting on SMA Treatments

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Reflecting on recent news shared by Jesy Nelson

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UK Drug Deal with the US and Changes to NHS Medicine Costs 

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