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Novo Nordisk A S — Xultophy EMA EPAR public assessment report (EMEA/H/C/002647, 2014)

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Report summary

This report summarizes the European Medicines Agency's assessment of Novo Nordisk's Xultophy (insulin degludec/liraglutide) for type 2 diabetes. Submitted in 2013, the application sought marketing authorization for this fixed-combination product. Non-clinical studies confirmed expected pharmacological effects, while clinical trials (3697, 3912, 3951, 3948) consistently demonstrated Xultophy's superior efficacy in reducing HbA1c compared to its individual components or other comparators, with a favorable impact on body weight. While common gastrointestinal adverse events and a risk of hypoglycemia were noted, Xultophy generally showed a better safety profile regarding weight and hypoglycemia compared to insulin, and fewer GI issues than liraglutide monotherapy. The CHMP recommended marketing authorization, concluding a positive benefit-risk balance.

Key findings — cited to the page

Product licensing status at submissionnot licensed Xultophy · p.4
Marketing Authorisation application submission date31 May 2013 Xultophy · EU · p.4
Scientific Advice from CHMPSeptember 2010 · p.4
Responders, HbA1c <7%79.2 %Trial 3951 · p.46
EMA Decision P/310/2011 on paediatric waiverP/310/2011 · p.4
Body weight Change0.5 kgTrial 3951 · p.46
Trial 3951 mean age59.8 yearsTrial 3951 · p.34
Body weight at baseline87.2 kgTrial 3951 · p.43
Procedure start date26 June 2013 · p.5
CHMP positive opinion date24 July 2014 Xultophy · p.5
Body weight87.7 kgTrial 3951 · p.46
Liraglutide (Victoza) EU-approval date30/06/2009 Victoza · EU · p.10

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