Lacking Evidence, FDA Rejects Aldeyra Dry Eye Disease Drug
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Lacking Evidence, FDA Rejects Aldeyra Dry Eye Disease Drug
Aldeyra said the FDA did not ask for another clinical trial for reproxalap in dry eye disease, but there is a "lack of substantial evidence" that warrants exploration about the reasons for trial failures to identify the appropriate patients for the eye drop. AbbVie holds an option to collaborate on reproxalab's commercialization.
FDA issues CRL to Aldeyra’s reproxalap drug application
The FDA has issued a CRL to Aldeyra Therapeutics for its new drug application (NDA) of reproxalap to treat dry eye disease.The post FDA issues CRL to Aldeyra’s reproxalap drug application appeared first on Hospital Management.
FDA Issues Third Complete Response Letter to Aldeyra Therapeutics for Dry Eye Drug Reproxalap
In another setback for Aldeyra Therapeutics, the FDA issued a third Complete Response Letter (CRL) regarding its new drug application (NDA) for investigational dry eye treatment reproxalap. In the letter, the FDA stated that the application failed to provide sufficient evidence of effectiveness. Specifically, the agency cited “a lack of substantial evidence consisting of adequate and well-controlled investigations” demonstrating that reproxalap …
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