NanoViricides plans Phase II trial of NV-387 for measles

By Public Technologies
  • NanoViricides announced Nov. 10, 2026, it is developing a Phase II trial protocol for NV-387 in measles, targeting FDA review.
  • Already reported animal studies showed antiviral activity against measles; a completed juvenile mouse study found no treatment-related toxicity.
  • NV-387 remains investigational, with no FDA approval for any disease; it is already in Phase II trials for Ebola and mpox.
  • FDA orphan drug designation offers potential tax credits, fee exemptions and seven years of market exclusivity following approval.
  • Rare pediatric disease designation could yield a transferable priority review voucher upon successful marketing approval, subject to required conditions.


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