Idorsia's daridorexant gains FDA breakthrough therapy designation for pediatric insomnia

By Public Technologies
  • Idorsia received FDA Breakthrough Therapy Designation for daridorexant to treat insomnia in patients aged 10 to under 18.
  • Reported Phase 2 results showed improved total sleep time, with pronounced benefits in patients with neurodevelopmental disorders and favorable tolerability.
  • The full study manuscript is under journal review; the Phase 3 program is expected to begin in the second half of 2027.
  • The designation enables intensive FDA guidance to accelerate development and review in a market with no FDA-approved pediatric insomnia drugs.
  • Daridorexant remains investigational for pediatric use, with no marketing authorization for children or adolescents in any country.


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