FDA stamps OK on UroGen's chemo gel — putting Liz Barrett and team's commercial chops to test amid pandemic
A year and three months after Liz Barrett left Novartis’ oncology group to helm one of Arie Belldegrun’s lesser known biotech ventures, she is finally in a place to begin what she was brought in to do: steer its first drug into the market.
UroGen Pharma has scored an OK for its hydrogel formulation of the chemotherapy mitomycin, following the FDA’s priority review for its use in low-grade upper tract urothelial cancer. Jelmyto, as it will be known on the market, would be the first alternative to the invasive surgical procedures that patients are currently forced to endure.
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