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Tharimmune Announces Positive Type C Meeting with FDA for Phase 2 Program for TH104, its Lead Candidate for Moderate-to-Severe Pruritus in Primary Biliary Cholangitis
Tharimmune has received positive feedback from the FDA for its Phase 2 clinical trial of TH104, a transmucosal buccal film containing nalmefene, for treating moderate-to-severe pruritus in primary biliary cholangitis (PBC). This feedback supports Tharimmune's plan to pursue a 505(b)(2) approval pathway, allowing the use of existing data on the approved active ingredient. The FDA acknowledged that the nonclinical studies are adequate for Phase 2 trial initiation and provided recommendations on study design, patient inclusion, primary endpoints, and monitoring for adverse events. Tharimmune aims to start the trial in late 2024.
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Positive FDA feedback supports Phase 2 trial initiation.
FDA supports 505(b)(2) pathway, allowing use of existing data on nalmefene.
Nonclinical studies deemed sufficient for Phase 2 by FDA.
FDA provided detailed recommendations on study design and patient monitoring.
Company plans to start the Phase 2 trial in late 2024.
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No specific negative points were directly highlighted in the PR.
Positive
Positive FDA feedback supports Phase 2 trial initiation.
FDA supports 505(b)(2) pathway, allowing use of existing data on nalmefene.
Nonclinical studies deemed sufficient for Phase 2 by FDA.
FDA provided detailed recommendations on study design and patient monitoring.
Company plans to start the Phase 2 trial in late 2024.
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No specific negative points were directly highlighted in the PR.
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