Nabriva On Pace For Lefamulin NDA; Stock Tumbles Despite Trial Success
Executive Summary
With a pair of Phase III trials demonstrating lefamulin’s non-inferiority to moxifloxacin in CABP, Nabriva plans to file an NDA later this year. But Nabriva’s share price fell during the day, perhaps due to safety concerns about the first-in-class antibiotic.
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