Two years after scrapping three hemophilia trials, Novo Nordisk plots route to FDA with new PhIII data
Novo Nordisk continues to move forward with its once-daily monoclonal antibody for hemophilia A or B treatment aiming to stop excessive bleeding events before they happen, touting new Phase III data Sunday.
The Danish pharma put out word that a pivotal trial for concizumab achieved its primary goal, reducing spontaneous and traumatic bleeds by 86% in a prophylactic setting compared to a control arm. Novo Nordisk is developing the candidate such that hemophilia A or B patients can take it regardless of whether they develop immune responses to other drugs.
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