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Calciphylaxis Drug In Phase III

 
• By Kevin Grogan

The Mallorca-based biotech is building a strong data package for SNF472 which the company believes will be an effective treatment for a number of calcification disorders in dialysis patients.

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Sanifit flying the flag for Spanish biotechs • Source: Shutterstock

Spanish biotech Sanifit has begun a Phase III trial with what could be the first therapy for calciphylaxis, a rare disease which leads to the death of around 55% of patients within the first year of diagnosis.

The Mallorca-based firm, which focuses on treatments for calcification disorders, has announced that the first patient has been dosed in its pivotal trial of lead asset SNF472. The Phase III...

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