Genfit SA's announcement April 24 that it will need more time to enroll the first 1,000 patients in a Phase III study for its non-alcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH) candidate elafibranor likely increases the edge Intercept Pharmaceuticals Inc. already had in reaching the market first with its own Phase III candidate, Ocaliva (obeticholic acid).
Genfit's Enrollment Delay In NASH May Aid Intercept's First-To-Market Goal
Firm cites heavy competition for NASH patients, as well as desire for balanced enrollment in elafibranor pivotal study. Competitor Intercept pushed back its Phase III enrollment timeline this past February.
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