Hutchison China MediTech: Recall authorization for the tumor innovation drug Dovek® introduced for only one year

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Recently, Hutchison China MediTech announced that, due to the strategic decisions of its licensing partner Ipsen, its oncology drug Tazemetostat (达唯珂®) marketed in Mainland China, Hong Kong, and Macau has officially begun the withdrawal and recall process, and all related clinical trials have been halted.

Tazemetostat is an oncology medication licensed by Ipsen’s subsidiary Epizyme, Inc. (“Epizyme”). Epizyme holds the marketing authorization for Tazemetostat in Mainland China, with Hutchison China MediTech (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. designated as its domestic agent/authorized representative.

The announcement states that Ipsen has informed Hutchison China MediTech of its voluntary withdrawal of Tazemetostat in the United States. Accordingly, measures have been taken to initiate withdrawal and recall procedures in China. Hutchison China MediTech (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. has promptly started the withdrawal and recall of the product in Mainland China, Hong Kong, and Macau, and all ongoing clinical trials involving Tazemetostat have been halted. Current patients should immediately consult their healthcare providers to discuss treatment options.

(Hutchison China MediTech Announcement)

(Edited by: Yang Yan, Lin Chen)

Keywords: Healthcare

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