Vaginal Yeast Infections Are A Bright Spot For Anti-Infective Development
Executive Summary
Working with US FDA was key to developing clinical trials in the absence of regulatory precedents in recurrent vulvovaginal candidiasis, Scynexis VP tells the Pink Sheet; exposure profiles drove different trial designs for Scynexis’ Brexafemme and Mycovia’s just-launched Vivjoa.
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