Cumberland Pharmaceuticals Presents Plans for Rolling NDA Submission for DMD Therapy

By Public Technologies
  • Cumberland Pharmaceuticals plans a rolling NDA submission for ifetroban in DMD cardiomyopathy; FDA has granted rolling review.
  • High-dose ifetroban delivered a 5.4-percentage-point LVEF benefit versus placebo plus natural-history controls at 12 months (p=0.002).
  • No treatment-related serious adverse events or new safety concerns emerged through 36 months.
  • Commercial asset divestiture generated approximately $100 million-plus in net proceeds; the debt-free company can fund clinical development, including the planned NDA.


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