Swiss drugmaker Santhera and the German unit of Japan's Takeda say that the Swiss regulatory authority, Swissmedic, has accepted the filing of an application for authorization for the former's lead compound SNT-MC17 (idebenone), a drug originated by Takeda for the treatment of Friedreich's Ataxia. SNT-MC17 has shown clinical efficacy in FRDA patients on neurological and cardiac endpoints in several clinical trials and proved to be well-tolerated in all studies so far. Upon approval, the product will be marketed in Switzerland by Takeda.
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