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              Boehringer Ingelheim Discontinues Development of BI 467335 for Diabetic Retinopathy

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              Lead Product(s): BI 1467335

              Therapeutic Area: Ophthalmology Product Name: BI 1467335

              Highest Development Status: Phase II Product Type: Small molecule

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              Deal Type: Not Applicable September 07, 2020

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              Boehringer Ingelheim decided not to further develop BI 1467335 in this indication based on the lack of a clear efficacy signal and risk of dose dependent drug interactions of the compound in NPDR patients identified in another Phase I study.

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