The main scientific paper from the first study (SONIA 1) was published last week in the Annals of Rheumatic Diseases. This study was the first part of the ongoing clinical trial, to find out what dose of nitisinone is best for patients. In today’s DevelopAKUre blog Oliver tells us about the results presented in the paper, and explains why they are important:
http://www.developakure.eu/publication-of-sonia-1-results-paper/
The SONIA 2 clinical trials will take place in three test centres across Europe. The first patients will begin on April 7th in Piestany, Slovakia. Our Liverpool centre will be the next to start on April 14th. The final location to start will be the Paris centre in France, which is scheduled to begin on…
Prof. Ranganath will speak to about progress in the DevelopAKUre clinical trials to date, and answer questions from people living with AKU and their loved ones. Speakers: Professor Ranganath Medical Director of DevelopAKUre clinical trial, Helen Bygott Research Nurse for DevelopAKUre clinical trial, Lesley Harrison Patient Support Manager AKU Society, Rob Pleticha Online Patient Communities…
SONIA 2 and DevelopAKUre – Results We are delighted to announce that all the data from the SONIA 2 clinical trial has now been analysed and very positive trends have been highlighted. Due to this, SOBI (Swedish Orphan Biovitrum) announced that they are going to apply to the European Medicines Agency (EMA) for market authorisation…