There was good news for USA-based Cell Therapeutics yesterday, in that that the Food and Drug Administration has completed its inspection of the company's manufacturing facility in in Nerviano, Italy, that is owned by Nerviano Medical Sciences, and found it to be compliant with all the required norms.
Cell Therapeutics' shares, which slumped early last month after the FDA questioned the safety and effectiveness of the drug, jumped 25% to $1.12 in morning trading yesterday.
The production site makes Cell Therapeutics' Pixuvri (pixantrone), which is currently under FDA review for the treatment of relapsed or refractory aggressive non-Hodgkin's lymphoma (NHL) in patients who have not responded to other treatment options. A final decision on the drug should be taken by April 23.
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