Once scored as a potential blockbuster, Novartis’ serelaxin fizzles in critical cardio outcomes test
You can scratch serelaxin off Novartis’ list of potential blockbusters in the late-stage pipeline.
This morning the pharma giant said that its 4-year study of the heart drug flubbed the primary endpoint, failing to significantly cut the rate of cardiovascular death or reduce worsening heart failure among patients with acute heart failure.
Novartis Chief Medical Officer Vas Narasimhan said that the pharma giant will continue to look over the data to determine next steps. But the R&D journey would appear to be over.
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