Aviceda Therapeutics winds down after Phase 2 failure
· Health
Aviceda Therapeutics, a biotech that planned to take an eye drug into Phase 3 this year despite a mid-stage setback, is winding down, according to a source familiar with the decision.
Why it matters:The wind-down of a single-asset biotech after a mid-stage failure underscores the risks in drug development.
Key points
- The drug targeted geographic atrophy.
- The company had planned to start Phase 3 this year.
- The decision follows a Phase 2 failure.
Sources (original reporting)
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