The randomised, placebo-controlled, parallel-group environmental study is designed to assess the safety and efficacy of the combination nasal spray, used twice daily, in patients suffering from allergic rhinitis caused by Mountain Cedar pollen.
ISTA plans to enrol some 600 patients in Texas who will be administered either the bepotastine besilate-steroid combination nasal spray, nasal spray containing only one of the active agents, or placebo nasal spray for two weeks.
Blacksmith Medicines granted European patent for LpxC-targeting antibacterial compounds
AstraZeneca wins US FDA approval for Tezspire in chronic rhinosinusitis with nasal polyps
ALK partners with GenSci to expand allergy immunotherapy market in China
Ionis publishes positive Phase 3 data supporting donidalorsen as HAE prophylactic
Blacksmith Medicines granted US patent for antibacterial compounds targeting LpxC
Alvotech reports positive topline results for Xolair biosimilar study
DBV Technologies secures up to USD306.9m to advance Viaskin peanut patch programme
Health Canada approves ALK's ACARIZAX for young children with dust mite allergy
Allergy Therapeutics publishes positive Phase III data for Grass MATA MPL
CSL's ANDEMBRY receives European approval to prevent attacks of hereditary angioedema
NICE recommends ALK's ACARIZAX for house dust mite allergic rhinitis treatment in UK's NHS
European Commission approves Palforzia for toddlers with peanut allergy