FDA Reverses Position On Fabre-Kramer's Gepirone, Clearing Way For Approval

Dispute resolution win means focus for antidepressant Travivo (gepirone extended-release) shifts to labeling, post-marketing and manufacturing despite going 2 for 12 in clinical trials.

Fabre-Kramer Pharmaceuticals Inc. was able to convince FDA to change its mind about the adequacy of the data supporting the antidepressant Travivo (gepirone extended-release) and is now on the path to resubmitting its NDA.

The company announced on March 17 that FDA Office of New Drugs Director John Jenkins had decided that the Travivo...

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