Synthetic Biologics (SYN) Tops Q2 EPS by 1c
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Synthetic Biologics (NYSE: SYN) reported Q2 EPS of ($0.03), $0.01 better than the analyst estimate of ($0.04).
"Following several productive meetings earlier this year, we are pleased to have reached preliminary agreement on key elements of our planned Phase 3 clinical trial for ribaxamase, our first-in-class therapeutic intervention designed to prevent the onset of primary C. difficile infection (CDI) by protecting the gut microbiome from antibiotic-mediated dysbiosis. We are in the process of optimizing a protocol synopsis for the Phase 3 clinical trial which we will discuss with the FDA at our end of Phase 2 meeting which is currently planned to take place towards the end of the third quarter," stated Steven A. Shallcross, Interim Chief Executive Officer and Chief Financial Officer.
"We will continue to work closely and collaboratively with the FDA to define a clear and achievable pathway toward gaining marketing approvals. In our ongoing interactions with FDA, what has become clear is their recognition of the unmet need for novel interventions to combat and prevent the proliferation of CDI. With more than 450,000 cases of CDI each year in the U.S., if approved, ribaxamase will be the first intervention specifically designed to prevent CDI associated with the most commonly used IV antibiotics," concluded Shallcross.
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