60 Degrees Pharmaceuticals (60P) announced today that the Antimicrobial Drugs Advisory Committee (AMDAC) of the US Food and Drug Administration voted to support tafenoquine, an investigational drug for the prevention of malaria in adults, voting (11 for; 2 against) on its efficacy and (9 for; 4 against) for its safety.
If approved, tafenoquine will be marketed under the brand name Arakoda.
Dr Geoffrey Dow, chief executive of 60P, commented: "Arakoda could be an ideal option for people traveling for leisure, employees of non-governmental organizations, industrial and business workers, and military forces."
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