Novartis builds its case for a new sickle cell drug, eyeing a delayed FDA filing in ‘19
Researchers at Novartis have taken another crack at the data they collected in a Phase II study of their sickle cell disease drug crizanlizumab, building their case ahead of a looming regulatory filing.
Checking on the rate of disease-related pain crises among patients, Novartis scored their drug with 35.8% of the patients on drug avoiding a crisis during the previous year. That’s more than twice the 16.9% rate tracked in the placebo arm.
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