Highlighting Key Data from the CHERISH and SHINE Studies

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Longitudinal trends in hospitalization rates in patients with later-onset SMA (SMA) treated with nusinersen up to 4.5 years are discussed. Results from the CHERISH and SHINE studies are discussed.

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