More than a decade after its accelerated approval, voting questions set for premature birth drug's withdrawal hearing
First approved in 2011 under the accelerated approval pathway to reduce the risk of premature births, Covis Pharma’s Makena flunked its confirmatory study, failing to show the drug works, but still the company has refused to pull it from the market.
Since Oct. 5, 2020, when CDER first proposed withdrawing the accelerated approval of Makena, Covis has been providing additional info and exchanging legalese with the FDA at multiple turns on how this withdrawal hearing should proceed.
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