Regulus ordered to remain in limbo as FDA refuses to lift hold, demanding more data on lead drug
Regulus is still in the FDA’s doghouse. Regulators have stiff armed the biotech, refusing to lift a clinical hold on the hep C drug RG-101 and blowing far past the company’s promise to get everything wrapped and hopefully back on track in Q4 of last year.
The agency put the drug on hold 6 months ago after a second case of jaundice developed among the patients taking the therapy. And now it will have to wait until Q4 of this year to get more data that the FDA wants to see from ongoing studies – a hefty delay for a questionable lead therapy.
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