The US Food and Drug Administration, with information received from the European Medicines Agency (EMA) and the French national medicines agency (ANSM), has completed a comprehensive review of safety information relevant to the investigational new drug BIA 10-2474 and the potential implications for related drugs under investigation in the USA.
The agency has found, based on the available information, that BIA 10-2474 exhibits a unique toxicity that does not extend to other drugs in the class, called fatty acid amide hydrolase (FAAH) inhibitors.
There are no clinical trials with BIA 10-2474 underway in the USA. The first Phase I clinical trial of BIA 10-2474 was conducted in France in January 2016, and resulted in the death of one enrolled subject and hospitalization of five others. Four of these five subjects experienced neurological injury.
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