AstraZeneca dumps off a mid-stage PAD hopeful, sounding retreat from a packed market
Cardiovascular disease is having somewhat of a revival in recent years, with a spate of next-generation heart drugs cracking open major indications. But for at least one drug’s R&D journey, AstraZeneca has decided to give up the reins rather than ride it out.
AstraZeneca has granted exclusive development and commercial rights to Regio Biosciences for REG-101, a cardiovascular drug expected to enter Phase IIa trials for peripheral artery disease (PAD) in the second half, the companies said Thursday.
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