cluding the long-term extension data from THRIVE, reaffirm rusfertide as a potential new addition to the standard of care for patients with PV.”

Achieving and maintaining controlled hematocrit (HCT) levels of <45% is the primary treatment goal in PV to prevent thrombotic events and help alleviate symptoms. However, many patients still experience uncontrolled hematocrit levels and burdensome symptoms with current standard of care treatments. The VERIFY study, designed to evaluate the efficacy and safety of rusfertide in patients with uncontrolled hematocrit who are phlebotomy-dependent despite receiving current standard of care treatment, met the primary endpoint and all four key secondary endpoints in itspreviously-reported 32-week primary analysis. During Part 1a (Weeks 0-32) of the VERIFY study, 293 patients were randomized to receive either rusfertide (147 patients) or placebo (146 patients), as an add-on to their current treatment. During Part 1b (Weeks 32-52), a
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