Biogen Seeks FDA Approval for a Higher Dosing Regimen of Spinraza for Spinal Muscular Atrophy
Application is supported by results from the DEVOTE study, which suggested that two doses of Spinraza (nusinerse) 50 mg taken 14 days apart can deliver significant clinical benefits in patients with spinal muscular atrophy.
FDA and EMA Accept Applications for Higher Dose Regimen of Nusinersen in SMA
We are pleased to announce that our applications for the higher dose regimen of nusinersen are now under review in the US and Europe,” said Stephanie Fradette, Pharm.D., Head of the Neuromuscular Development Unit at Biogen.
FDA and EMA Accepts Applications for New Nusinersen Regimen
An investigational higher dose of spinal muscular atrophy drug nusinersen gains attention as the FDA and European Medicines Agency (EMA) considerate it as an alternative than the current lower FDA-approved dosage.
FDA & EMA Accept Biogen's Filings for Higher Dose SMA Drug
Biogen BIIB announced that the FDA and EMA have accepted its regulatory filings seeking label expansion for a higher dose of its blockbuster spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) drug Spinraza. This new proposed dosing regimen simplifies administration by offering two initial 50 mg doses spaced 14 days apart,
Ionis stock rises on FDA, EMA nod for SMA drug dose increase
Shares of Ionis Pharmaceuticals (NASDAQ:IONS) climbed 7% today after the company announced that regulatory agencies in the United States and Europe have accepted applications for a higher dose regimen of its spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) drug,
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Biogen’s higher dose Spinraza under review by US and EU regulators
Biogen’s applications for the higher dose regimen of SMA drug Spinraza are now under review in the US and Europe.
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New Breast Cancer Drug Kills Mouse Tumors In Single Dose
More testing is needed, but if the same results are seen in humans, it could transform treatment of the disease.
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Low-dose initiation of buprenorphine for people using fentanyl fails to deliver expected results
During the COVID-19 pandemic, when fentanyl overdoses surged, doctors were desperate to find ways of helping their patients.