Surprise! Pfizer And Lilly File Tanezumab For Pain With FDA Despite Safety Questions
Executive Summary
The partners have filed the first-in-class NGF inhibitor at the lower 2.5mg dose for the treatment of osteoarthritis pain, despite the drug’s challenging safety profile.
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