
Travere misses primary endpoint in PhIII for rare kidney disease but the company is still considering a 'path forward'
Travere Therapeutics’ drug sparsentan didn’t hit the primary endpoint in a Phase III study in a rare kidney disease, but neither the company nor analysts have written it off as a complete failure.
The study looked at sparsentan in focal segmental glomerulosclerosis (FSGS), a rare kidney disease that leads to scarring of the kidney, resulting in proteinuria and rapid decline in kidney function.
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