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BioPharmaceutical Clinical Trials Research and Development Strategies

New Molecules For Epilepsy Promise New Mechanisms Of Action

This article was originally published in Pharmaceutical Approvals Monthly

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Chart lists selected novel drugs in development for treatment of epilepsy. The NME pipeline for the seizure disorder encompasses a range of novel approaches, but most of the variety remains in research and early-stage trials.

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