Servier, France’s largest independent pharma company, has entered into a partnership to accelerate the development of a medicine that could become the first treatment for the core symptoms of autism.
It has signed an exclusive agreement with Marseille-based Neurochlore to develop and market bumetanide in pediatric autism in Europe.
The terms of the agreement state that Servier will develop and market the product in Europe and Neurochlore will retain these rights for the USA. Rights in relation to other countries are still under negotiation. The development plan includes three Phase III trials with an oral liquid form designed for children. Filing for marketing authorization is envisaged for the end of 2021.
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