Marinus completes its turnaround with first approval of sole drug, winning a PRV for its efforts
After a long and winding road, Marinus Pharmaceuticals has achieved FDA approval for its sole drug.
The biotech announced Friday afternoon that regulators OK’d ganaxolone for the treatment of seizures associated with CDKL5 deficiency disorder, or CDD, in patients two years and older. Marinus plans to market the drug as Ztalmy and will come with an average annual wholesale acquisition cost of about $133,000, based on the expectation that an average patient will be four and a half years old and weigh 16 kilograms, a company spokesperson told Endpoints News.
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