After various twists and turns in the regulator path, Ipsen has secured EU approval for Kayfanda, its treatment for severe itching (pruritus) in patients with the rare liver disease Alagill
In unusual circumstances, Ipsen has been given the green light for its odevixibat drug for severe itching (pruritus) in patients with rare liver disease Alagille syndrome (ALGS) in the EU –
Ipsen has said that it plans to file a new marketing application for its treatment for itch in Alagille syndrome (ALGS), Bylvay, after failing to persuade an EMA committee
It’s a case of so far, so good for Ipsen with its recent acquisition of Albireo, after the main asset in the deal – Bylvay – secured FDA approval for its second rare disea
Journey Medical has claimed FDA approval for its Emrosi therapy for rosacea, which it thinks could become a "standard of care" drug for the common skin disorder.
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