Jaguar health announces submission of clinical trial applications for crofelemer for the rare disease indications microvillus inclusion disease (mvid) and short bowel syndrome (sbs) in europe
Jaguar's novel plant-based prescription drug crofelemer has been granted orphan drug designation by the fda and the european medicines agency for both mvid and sbs san francisco, ca / accesswire / may 9, 2024 / jaguar health, inc. (nasdaq:jagx) ("jaguar") today announced that jaguar family companies napo pharmaceuticals ("napo") and napo therapeutics have submitted a clinical trial application (cta) to the italian and german health authorities to initiate a phase 2 clinical trial of jaguar's novel plant-based prescription drug crofelemer for treatment of short bowel syndrome (sbs) with intestinal failure in adults. napo therapeutics has also submitted a cta to aifa, the italian health authority, for the conduct of a clinical trial in pediatric patients with microvillus inclusion disease (mvid), and the approval request process is also underway for this trial in the united arab emirates with dubai health.
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