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Oncopeptides sets it newly approved MM therapy in the middle of the pack

March 1, 2021
By Lee Landenberger
The cost of newly FDA approved Pepaxto (melphalan flufenamide) from Oncopeptides AB is designed to put the therapy in the middle of the range compared to other multiple myeloma therapies, CEO Marty Duvall told BioWorld. “There are products well entrenched in that space,” he added.
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Lack of clinical trial diversity could have consequences

Feb. 26, 2021
By Mari Serebrov
Drug and device companies dragging their feet on diversifying late-stage clinical trials could conceivably get a wake-up call in court or in FDA approval delays.
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Tricida's veverimer troubles continue with appeal denied

Feb. 26, 2021
By Michael Fitzhugh
A failure of Tricida Inc.'s most recent efforts to overcome FDA objections to an NDA for the company's sole candidate, veverimer, for treating metabolic acidosis, sent company shares (NASDAQ:TCDA) 30.6% lower to $5.11 on Feb. 26. The complex story appears focused now on the agency's desire for additional and more reliable data to support a potential approval. Tricida President and CEO Gerrit Klaerner on Thursday suggested the ongoing renal outcomes study, Valor-CKD, might provide it.
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Vaccination

As COVID-19 vaccines feel variant strain, FDA panel backs J&J single shot

Feb. 26, 2021
By Randy Osborne
As expected, the FDA’s Vaccines and Related Biological Products Advisory Committee (VRBPAC) looked favorably upon the latest COVID-19 entry: Ad26.COV2.S, a one-shot product that emerged from the same Johnson & Johnson (J&J) platform, AdVac, that let the firm devise an Ebola vaccine cleared in Europe last year.
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Coronavirus vs U.S. wrecking balls

Predictability said to be in short supply for FDA’s testing priorities in EUA program

Feb. 25, 2021
By Mark McCarty
Test developers and the U.S. FDA are scrambling to meet the testing needs of the American public, however, it's somewhat unclear what the agency's priorities are for the emergency use authorization (EUA) program. Jeffrey Shapiro, of Hyman Phelps & McNamara, made the case that the FDA’s Center for Devices and Radiological Health (CDRH) should be more transparent about its priorities for EUA review.
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Sarepta wins accelerated FDA approval for third DMD therapy, casimersen

Feb. 25, 2021
By Michael Fitzhugh
As expected, the FDA granted an approval for Amondys 45 (casimersen), a new Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD) therapy developed by Sarepta Therapeutics Inc.
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Lack of clinical trial diversity could have consequences

Feb. 25, 2021
By Mari Serebrov
Drug and device companies dragging their feet on diversifying late-stage clinical trials could conceivably get a wake-up call in court or in FDA approval delays. A final guidance the FDA released in November suggests that the days of ignoring segments of the intended treatment population until safety signals flare in real-world use are coming to an end.
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Harvard’s Mina blasts FDA as bottleneck in rapid testing dust-up

Feb. 24, 2021
By Mark McCarty
The U.S FDA’s response to the pandemic has been all-consuming, but epidemiologist Michael Mina of Harvard blasted the agency’s handling of rapid testing. Mina said the agency is in possession of emergency use authorization filings for rapid antigen tests that should be acceptable, but that the FDA is “the only bottleneck” in the rapid antigen testing pipeline.
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J&J's COVID-19 vaccine Ad26.COV2.S

One upmanship? J&J’s COVID-19 single-shot vaccine shortish on efficacy, long on other benefits

Feb. 24, 2021
By Randy Osborne
Briefing documents released by the FDA related to the Vaccines and Related Products Advisory Committee meeting slated for Friday suggest that the COVID-19 vaccine from Johnson & Johnson (J&J) will sail smoothly to an emergency use authorization.
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Petri dish and capsules

Awaiting FDA decision on ibrexafungerp, Scynexis deals greater China rights to Hansoh

Feb. 23, 2021
By David Ho
HONG KONG – Hansoh Pharmaceutical Group Co. Ltd. picked up the greater China rights to Scynexis Inc.’s lead candidate, ibrexafungerp. Hansoh will take charge of the development, regulatory approval and commercialization of the antifungal in exchange for a $10 million up-front payment and as much as $112 million in milestones.
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