FDA Qualifies Total Hip BMD as Regulatory Endpoint for Entera Bio's Osteoporosis Drug Development

Reuters12-23 21:30
FDA Qualifies Total Hip BMD as Regulatory Endpoint for Entera Bio's Osteoporosis Drug Development

Entera Bio Ltd. announced the FDA’s broad qualification of total hip bone mineral density (BMD) as a validated regulatory endpoint for novel osteoporosis drugs, marking a significant advancement for osteoporosis innovation. The FDA’s decision, influenced by advocacy from Entera Bio and the FNIH-ASBMR-SABRE team, enables a streamlined regulatory pathway for new treatments. In July 2025, Entera Bio became the first company to receive FDA alignment that a single Phase 3 study using total hip BMD as the primary endpoint would support a New Drug Application (NDA) for its leading candidate, EB613. This regulatory milestone is expected to accelerate drug development and improve access to novel osteoporosis therapies.

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