Idorsia’s Clazosentan Fails Yet Another Pivotal Brain Injury Trial As Cash Runway Dwindles
Executive Summary
Funding pressures grow as the Swiss firm’s endothelin A receptor antagonist clazosentan once again misses the mark in a Phase III brain injury trial aimed at breaking into the Western market, despite prior success in similar Japanese trials.
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