Mirum to report Phase 3 EXPAND topline data for LIVMARLI in ultra-rare cholestatic liver diseases Oct. 12

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Mirum scheduled an investor call for Oct. 12, 2026 to present topline Phase 3 EXPAND results for LIVMARLI in ultra-rare cholestatic liver diseases.
Data will cover treatment of cholestatic pruritus in patients aged 6 months or older, including biliary atresia.
Results have not yet been presented; the company plans to disclose them during the call.

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