Fremanezumab Among Latest EU Drug Hopefuls While Patients Speak Up On Pacritinib
Executive Summary
Marketing applications for Teva’s migraine prevention CGRP inhibitor, fremanezumab, and CTI BioPharma’s myelofibrosis treatment, pacritinib, are among a number of submissions scheduled for discussion this week by the European Medicines Agency’s drug evaluation committee, the CHMP.
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