Takeda spinout HilleVax delays PhIIb norovirus topline data until mid-2024 over processing logistics
Takeda spinout HilleVax has delayed topline data from its Phase IIb norovirus vaccine trial until mid-2024, the company announced Monday in its second-quarter financial results. It was initially slated for the first quarter of 2024.
The trial is delayed because of problems “relating solely to the logistical complexity of processing diarrheal samples from various geographies,” HilleVax CEO Rob Hershberg said in a statement. Company management told analysts from Leerink Partners that HilleVax won’t know how many accrued cases there are due to norovirus and which strains until sample processing progresses in the trial.
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