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Oncology Times
FDA’s Orphan Drug Designation to Cantrixil for Ovarian Cancer
The
U.S. Food and Drug Administration has granted orphan drug designation
to the chemotherapy drug Cantrixil for the treatment of patients with
ovarian cancer. Cantrixil is a cyclodextrin envelope containing the
active ingredient, TRXE-002.
The
Orphan Drug designation—to encourage development of drugs in the
diagnosis, prevention, or treatment of a medical condition affecting
fewer than 200,000 people in the U.S.—grants a product market
exclusivity for a seven-year period if the sponsor complies with certain
FDA specifications, as well as tax credits and prescription drug user
fee waivers. The designation does not, though, shorten the duration of
the regulatory review and approval process.
Pre-clinical
data were presented at the American Association of Cancer Research
Annual Meeting in April. A Phase I study is currently enrolling patients
and a Phase IIa study is being planned.
Cantrixil is being developed by Novogen and CanTx, Inc.
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www.novogen.com/pdf/cantrixil.pdf
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