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Peanut allergy patch succeeds in late-stage study 5 years after FDA rejection

DBV Technologies has announced promising results from its latest Phase 3 study of the Viaskin peanut allergy patch, a significant turnaround following a previous FDA rejection five years ago. The study demonstrated the patch’s efficacy in desensitizing patients to peanut allergens, marking a potential breakthrough in allergy management.

This development comes at a critical time as the prevalence of peanut allergies continues to rise, affecting millions and creating a substantial burden on healthcare systems. The successful outcomes of this trial not only bolster DBV’s position in the competitive allergy treatment market but also pave the way for a new regulatory submission to U.S. authorities anticipated in 2026. If approved, the patch could offer a new therapeutic option for patients, highlighting the importance of innovative solutions in addressing unmet medical needs.

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