Dova Keeps Mum On EU Fast-Track Request Outcome; Requests Well Down

There has been a sharp fall in the number of companies seeking accelerated assessment for their investigational products at the European Medicines Agency. One such company that has asked – Dova Pharmaceuticals – is staying silent on the outcome of its request.

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Drugs are reviewed faster under the EMA's accelerated assessment pathway

Dova Pharmaceuticals is declining to comment on the outcome of its request for its lead compound, avatrombopag, to be fast-tracked when the company files for approval across the EU.

The European Medicines Agency’s Committee for Medicinal Products for Human Use (CHMP) considered Dova’s request for accelerated assessment at its March meeting. (Also see "Dova Aims For Accelerated Assessment...

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