Acer, Relief win FDA approval for rare metabolic disease after clearing inspection hurdles
Acer Therapeutics and its Swiss partner Relief Therapeutics celebrated an FDA approval on Tuesday for Olpruva, an oral drug for urea cycle disorders (UCDs).
The news comes roughly six months after regulators rejected Olpruva, also known as ACER-001, because its contract packaging manufacturer wasn’t ready for an inspection, according to the partners. The FDA requested “additional existing nonclinical information,” but the companies said it was “not an approvability issue.”
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