Inhibikase Back In Game As FDA Lifts Hold On Multiple System Atrophy Drug
Executive Summary
The US FDA lifted a clinical hold that it had placed in November after reviewing the company’s INDs to start Phase IIa studies in MSA and Parkinson’s, which was the subject of a hold lifted in January.
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