Government-partnered Defender Pharmaceuticals received an FDA rejection Tuesday for its motion sickness prevention drug.
“We plan on scheduling a formal meeting with the FDA to fully understand the issues raised in the [complete response letter] so we can develop and implement a comprehensive action plan,” Defender president and CEO Barry Feinberg said in a press release announcing the FDA rejection.
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