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Inventiva Moves Up In NASH, Hitting Multiple Phase IIb Endpoints

 
• By Joseph Haas

A month after Genfit’s Phase III failure, Inventiva hits multiple endpoints in a Phase IIb study of pan-PPAR agonist lanifibranor – likely drawing partnering or acquisition interest. Ascletis offers Phase II evidence for its NASH drug.

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Inventiva may have moved toward the front of the pack in NASH with new data

One month after competitor Genfit SA crashed with a Phase III failure in NASH, Inventiva Pharma is moving toward the front of the pack in non-alcoholic steatohepatitis with Phase IIb data showing that its lanifibranor can improve hepatocellular inflammation and ballooning, reduce fibrosis and resolve NASH. The Daix, France-based firm noted it is the first company to meet both regulatory endpoints for NASH approval – resolution and fibrosis reduction – in the same clinical trial.

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