Derma Sciences is to stop development of its drug aclerastide for diabetic foot ulcer healing following the advice of a Data Monitoring Committee (DMC).
The company’s decision is based on futility determinations conducted by the DMC for the pre-specified interim analyses regarding the main goal of confirmed complete wound closure of the target ulcer within 12 weeks of starting treatment.
Edward Quilty, chief executive of Derma Sciences, said: "we are very disappointed with the findings of the analyses of the DMC... we have stopped further enrolment and initiated an orderly termination of the aclerastide trials and program."
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