Jaguar Health to start single-blind extension phase in crofelemer trial for pediatric MVID patients

Reuters03-18
Jaguar Health to start single-blind extension phase in crofelemer trial for pediatric MVID patients

Jaguar said the FDA supported a protocol amendment for its clinical trial evaluating a crofelemer powder-for-oral-solution formulation in pediatric patients with intestinal failure due to microvillus inclusion disease. Based on that feedback, the company plans to initiate a single-blind extension phase to continue crofelemer treatment after the double-blind period. Dose selection for the extension phase will be determined by an independent Data Monitoring Committee to maintain blinding for study clinicians and company personnel. Jaguar reported that about 30% of participating patients have completed the double-blind treatment phase. No trial results were reported in the announcement.

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