Loyal's large-dog lifespan drug LOY-003 earns FDA RXE
LOY-003 became Loyal's third program to earn Reasonable Expectation of Effectiveness from the FDA.
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LOY-003 became Loyal's third program to earn Reasonable Expectation of Effectiveness from the FDA.
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The LOY-002 trial hit its enrollment goal and expanded to up to 1,300 dogs.
LOY-002 earned Reasonable Expectation of Effectiveness from the FDA, Loyal's second RXE.
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A senior dog named Boo became the first dog dosed in the STAY study of LOY-002.