Japanese drugmaker Torii Pharmaceutical has begun a Phase II/III development program with Denmark-based allergy specialist ALK Abello (ALKB: DC) for a new allergy immunotherapy tablet to treat Japanese cedar tree pollen allergy.
Torii, a strategic partner of ALK, has advanced the clinical development program for the sublingual immunotherapy tablet (SLIT-tablet) and started trials in Japan. The study is expected to include around 1,000 subjects and has been designed to test the safety and efficacy of the SLIT-tablet in Japanese cedar tree pollen-induced allergic rhinitis.
Torii is also finalizing the development of ALK’s house dust mite SLIT-tablet, and filing with Japanese regulatory authorities is expected within six months.
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