The complete response letter (CRL) that ACADIA Pharmaceuticals Inc. got from the US Food and Drug Administration for Nuplazid (pimavanserin) in Alzheimer’s disease psychosis (ADP) did not come as a surprise, given the negative FDA advisory committee vote for the drug in June. But it’s still a significant setback for the company, and it remains uncertain whether it will continue pursuing the indication in another trial.
Acadia announced the CRL, which calls for an additional trial, on 4 August. The agency said in the letter that while one of the studies that the company submitted for its new drug application, the Phase II Study 019, showed a statistically significant treatment effect on the primary endpoint, there were limitations in the results’ interpretability
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