Schering-Plough KK, the Japanese arm of the US drug major, has received marketing approval for Nasonex (mometasone furoate monohydrate) Nasal Spray 50mcg for the treatment of allergic rhinitis in adult patients.
Nasonex is the first intranasal steroid to be approved in Japan for once-daily administration. It is currently cleared in over 100 countries globally and is anticipated to be available in Japan this fall.
"Allergies are a growing health problem in Japan," said Robert Spiegel, chief medical officer of the Schering-Plough Research Institute. "Nasonex provides physicians with an important treatment option for the relief of nasal allergy symptoms, especially for those patients looking for the convenience of a once-daily treatment," he added
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