Ireland-headquartered Allergan (NYSE: AGN) and Hungarian pharmaceutical company Gedeon Richter (BPSE: RICHTER) have announced positive results from a Phase III trial into ulipristal acetate, a treatment against uterine fibroids.
The results come from the second of two Phase III clinical trials currently underway, evaluating safety and efficacy in women with abnormal bleeding due to the condition.
The USA-based study, which included 432 patients, is reported by the companies to have reinforced the safety and efficacy data found in an earlier trial, meeting all co-primary and secondary endpoints.
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