As Big Pharma circles RSV wagons, biotech reports mid-stage flop for its antiviral
A Phase IIb flop is casting a shadow on one biotech’s efforts to take on RSV, a notoriously tough field strewn with Big Pharma rivals.
Enanta Pharmaceuticals was plain about the topline data from the RSVP trial, which enrolled otherwise healthy adults with community-acquired respiratory syncytial virus. Its drug, EDP-938, met neither the primary endpoint of reduction in total symptom score compared to placebo, nor the secondary antiviral endpoints.
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