RedHill Could Soon Seek EUA For COVID-19 Therapy
Opaganib Shows Promise In Severe Sufferers
Executive Summary
The Israel-based, NASDAQ-listed biotech tells Scrip that if the oral SK2 selective inhibitor succeeds in a Phase II/III study, it would be "very comfortable" taking opaganib all the way to market on its own.
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