While the FDA originally approved Kalydeco to treat 10 rare gene mutations associated with the disease, the drug now can be used to treat 33 mutations.
Cystic fibrosis patients take Kalydeco — in a tablet or oral granule form — twice a day for improved lung function, among other benefits.
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