FDA poses some tough questions for GSK’s pitch to gain an approval for Nucala in COPD
GlaxoSmithKline faces a steep, uphill climb on Wednesday in its quest to gain an approval for Nucala (mepolizumab) as a therapy for COPD.
Already approved in asthma, top regulators at the FDA laid bare some big problems with the pharma giant’s application on COPD. And they plan to challenge a panel of outside experts on the company’s assertions that this IL-5 drug is ready for much wider use.
The key issues at the FDA, outlined in their internal review:
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