FDA Clears Qnovia’s NRT Inhalation IND, Commits To ‘Stimulating’ Smoking Cessation Innovation

Qnovia notes NRT inhalation product recently received investigational new drug clearance from FDA as agency and NIH say innovation needed smoking cessation to help improve rate of success for quitting the habit that kills around 500,000 US consumers annually.

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Qnovia Inc. agrees with federal regulatory and research agency leaders that innovation is needed in nicotine replacement therapy product development to help improve the rate of success for quitting the habit that kills around 500,000 US consumers annually.

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