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Achillion Kicks Off Dosing Trial for Hepatitis C Drug

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October 6, 2010

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As Phase II trials to determine a dosing schedule for ACH-1625 begin, Achillion gets closer to a safe and tolerable medication for suppressing the Hepatitis C virus.

Achillion begins anti-hepatitis drug trials

10/01/10

New Haven drug developer Achillion Pharmaceuticals Inc. says it has begun two human clinical trials in the U.S. and Europe to determine the dosing effectiveness of a prototype treatment against the hepatitis C virus.

Some 120 patients with chronic hepatitis C participating in the two double-blind trials — one to run 28 days, the other 12 weeks — will be randomly dosed with small-molecule ACH-1625 drug or with a placebo.

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