Biotech company recovers from failed phase II trial – shows efficacy in cochlear implantation

French company Sensorion failed a mid-stage trial of a potential medical treatment for hearing loss last year, but new data now shows that there may be a way forward for the candidate after all. 
French biotech company Sensorion has renewed hope that its potential drug hope SENS-401 (arazasetron) may have a future after all. | Photo: Joachim Adrian/Politiken/Ritzau Scanpix
French biotech company Sensorion has renewed hope that its potential drug hope SENS-401 (arazasetron) may have a future after all. | Photo: Joachim Adrian/Politiken/Ritzau Scanpix

French biotech company Sensorion has renewed hope that its potential drug hope called SENS-401 (arazasetron) may have a future after all.

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