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FDA approves NEREUS® for motion sickness, reducing vomiting by over 50% in trials.
The FDA has approved NEREUS® (tradipitant), the first new motion sickness treatment in over 40 years, for preventing vomiting in adults.
Based on three clinical trials, including real-world boat studies, the drug significantly reduced vomiting rates compared to placebo, with over 50% risk reduction.
Common side effects include somnolence and fatigue.
It may impair driving or machinery operation, especially with other CNS depressants.
Safety during pregnancy and breastfeeding remains uncertain.
The drug, developed by Vanda Pharmaceuticals, is expected to launch soon, with projected peak U.S. sales exceeding $100 million annually.
La FDA aprueba NEREUS® para el mareo por movimientos, reduciendo el vómito en más del 50% en ensayos.