Regulatory

According to Krystal Biotech, the European Commission has granted orphan designation to the company’s KB407 inhaled gene therapy for the treatment of cystic fibrosis. The company said that KB407, which delivers two copies of the CFTR gene to… Read more . . .

According to Avillion and AstraZeneca, the FDA has approved Airsupra (PT027) albuterol / budesonide MDI for the treatment of asthma in adults. Avillion partnered with AstraZeneca subsidiary Pearl Therapeutics on development of PT027 in 2018. In… Read more . . .

According to Polarean Imaging, the FDA has approved the company’s NDA for its Xenoview inhaled xenon-129 gas blend, a hyperpolarized contrast agent for MRI imaging of lung ventilation. Xenoview is approved for use in patients… Read more . . .

According to Harm Reduction Therapeutics, the FDA has accepted the company’s NDA for its RiVive naloxone nasal spray for the reversal of opioid overdose and granted the NDA Priority Review designation. Harm Reduction had announced the… Read more . . .

According to Virpax Pharmaceuticals, the FDA has provided guidance in response to the company’s pre-Investigational New Drug NobrXiol (VRP324) CBD nasal powder, which Virpax is developing for the for the treatment of epilepsy. In September 2021,… Read more . . .

According to Emergent BioSolutions, the FDA has accepted the company’s supplemental NDA for over-the-counter (OTC) sales of Narcan naloxone nasal spray for the reversal of opioid overdose and has set a PDUFA goal date of March… Read more . . .

The FDA has awarded Fast Track designation to Vistagen’s PH10 pherin nasal spray for the treatment of major depressive disorder, the company said. Vistagen recently announced its plans for a Phase 1 trial of a re-formulated version… Read more . . .

The FDA has approved Aucta Pharmaceuticals’ ANDA for its formoterol fumarate inhalation solution, a generic version of Mylan’s Perforomist. Aucta’s is the 4th Perforomist equivalent approved since the expiration of Mylan’s final patent covering the… Read more . . .