NTZ qualifies for orphan drug status.
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Unimed Pharmaceuticals' nitazoxamide (NTZ) has been granted orphan drug status by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). The designation gives the manufacturer seven years of exclusive rights to sell the drug. Nitazoxamide is used in the treatment of cryptosporidiosis, and is now in Phase II trials. The drug has proven to be safe and effective in more than 1,000 patients so far.
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Unimed Pharmaceuticals' nitazoxamide (NTZ) has been granted orphan drug status by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). The designation gives the manufacturer seven years of exclusive rights to sell the drug. Nitazoxamide is used in the treatment of cryptosporidiosis, and is now in Phase II trials. The drug has proven to be safe and effective in more than 1,000 patients so far.
Key concepts: Orphan drug, Drug, Food and drug administration, Medicine, Pharmacology, Bioinformatics, Biology