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Sunovion’s Parkinson’s Candidate Hits PIII Primary Endpoint, US Filing Set for Spring
Sunovion Pharmaceuticals said on January 29 that its Parkinson’s disease treatment APL-130277 (apomorphine) beat the primary endpoint in a US PIII study gauging its efficacy for “off” episodes. Data will support the company’s planned FDA submission in this spring, it…
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