'Clean Label' For Intercept's Ocaliva In PBC Bodes Well For NASH Claim
Executive Summary
By determining a safe dosing regimen for Child-Pugh B and C patients, FDA was able to provide a label almost completely without contraindications despite safety concerns about liver-related adverse reactions.
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