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HanAll Advancing Novel Dry Eye Contender Despite Mixed Top-Line

First Phase III Trial Misses Primary Endpoint

 
• By Jung Won Shin

HanAll and Daewoong remain upbeat on dry eye candidate HL036 and are gearing up for a second Phase III US study despite the first missing its primary endpoint in just-released top-line results.

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HanAll Has High Hopes For HL036 Despite Mixed Results • Source: Shutterstock

HanAll BioPharma Co. Ltd. and Daewoong Pharmaceutical Co. Ltd. have unveiled top-line results from the first US Phase III study for HL036, their investigational biologic for the treatment of dry eye disease. While the trial failed to meet its primary endpoints, the firms are still moving forward with another US Phase III study on the back of other positive secondary endpoints.

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