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Bremelanotide improves female sexual dysfunction


 

AT THE NCDEU MEETING

A definitive phase III clinical trial of at-home, self-administered subcutaneous bremelanotide for treatment of female sexual dysfunction is anticipated to start later this year.

Dr. Clayton reported receiving research support and consulting fees from Palatin Technologies, which is developing bremelanotide, as well as from other pharmaceutical companies.

bjancin@frontlinemedcom.com

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