US government to acquire $138M worth of Tpoxx doses
Siga Technologies said Thursday that the US has ordered $113 million of the company’s oral Tpoxx treatment courses and $25 million of the intravenous version of the same drug.
Tpoxx, also known as tecovirimat, is a small molecule used to treat smallpox. It was first approved in 2018, and the IV version received FDA approval last year. Siga plans to deliver the oral doses within the year, and it expects to start delivering the IV doses in 2024.
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