Trevena says its PhIII pain drug program is a winner, but shares crater
Trevena plans to beat a direct path to the FDA after boasting of a pair of Phase III successes for its lead drug, oliceridine, in moderate-to-severe acute pain. But its enthusiasm wasn’t reflected in the brutal beating its shares took early today.
Following up on a heart drug flop last spring, the biotech $TRVN says that their pain drug hit the primary endpoints on batting back pain compared to a placebo in post-surgical patients. But the company hedged its comment on a comparison with morphine, with the higher doses proving non-inferior to morphine and the lower doses falling short of the bar.
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