XF-73 Nasal
Phase 3- Indications
- Post-surgical Staphylococcal infections
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Destiny Pharma has two late-stage clinical programs. The lead asset, XF‑73 Nasal Gel, achieved its primary endpoint in a Phase IIb trial by reducing nasal S. aureus bacterial load by over 99% compared to placebo with an excellent safety profile and no treatment-related adverse events. However, the company has struggled to secure a partner or funding for Phase III trials due to high anticipated costs and market challenges for antibiotics. Its second late-stage asset, NTCD-M3—a microbiome therapeutic—targets prevention of C. difficile infection recurrence.
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