NeuroDerm Makes Progress On Simplified Path To Parkinson's Approval
Executive Summary
NeuroDerm Ltd. reported Phase II results for its drug-device combination product ND0612 that reinforce its ability to fill a gap in the treatment of advanced Parkinson's disease, and it could be on the market in the US in less than three years if the company is able to stay on its revised development path.
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