CytoDyn's (CYDY) CEO Nader Pourhassan Hosts Investment Community Conference Call (Transcript)
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da fragt auch jemand zu FDA:
Frage:
My first question is does the recent decision that FDA decision not to grant you the orphan drug designation have any impact whatsoever on the regulatory review timeframe?
Antwort:
Yes, this is Tony. In terms of the orphan drug designation, we were a little disappointed that they did not grant us orphan drug designation. But if you go back a little bit, we actually applied for orphan drug designation with the combination trial in mind and had not negotiated the actual conclusion of monotherapy trial with the FDA at that time. So, we were quite pleased that we were able to have the FDA agreed to move forward with the protocol from monotherapy. And so consequently, after accepting reviewing and approving the monotherapy protocol, I suspect the FDA went back and felt that providing us with orphan drug designation for the combination therapy was not appropriate. So, to specifically answer your question, the denial of orphan drug has virtually no impact on timeline related to completing the combination therapy and then moving forward and completing the monotherapy which would be a second approval.
seekingalpha.com/article/...munity-conference-call-transcript
da fragt auch jemand zu FDA:
Frage:
My first question is does the recent decision that FDA decision not to grant you the orphan drug designation have any impact whatsoever on the regulatory review timeframe?
Antwort:
Yes, this is Tony. In terms of the orphan drug designation, we were a little disappointed that they did not grant us orphan drug designation. But if you go back a little bit, we actually applied for orphan drug designation with the combination trial in mind and had not negotiated the actual conclusion of monotherapy trial with the FDA at that time. So, we were quite pleased that we were able to have the FDA agreed to move forward with the protocol from monotherapy. And so consequently, after accepting reviewing and approving the monotherapy protocol, I suspect the FDA went back and felt that providing us with orphan drug designation for the combination therapy was not appropriate. So, to specifically answer your question, the denial of orphan drug has virtually no impact on timeline related to completing the combination therapy and then moving forward and completing the monotherapy which would be a second approval.