Safety marginCriticised but acceptedBeyond the letter
Low margin in GLP monkey cardiovascular telemetry study: NOEL at 3x clinical Cmax
Why: Hemodynamic changes in psoriasis patients were not clinically meaningful · Human data
“The safety margin on the GLP cardiovascular telemetry study in monkeys was low (NOEL = 0.65 mg/kg (Cmax 0.13 µg/mL; 3X RHD Cmax). Clinically, hemodynamic changes occurred in BMS-986165-treated subjects with psoriasis, however the changes were not clinically meaningful.”
✓ VerifiedEMA assessment report, p. 23Source ↗ Safety pharmacologyVerdict not stated
No stand-alone CNS or respiratory safety pharmacology studies; endpoints incorporated into rat and monkey repeat-dose studies
“No independent safety pharmacology study was conducted to assess the potential CNS effects and potential respiratory effects of BMS-986165. However, in repeat-dose toxicity studies, in rat and monkey the safety pharmacology assessment of central nervous and respiratory system were included.”
✓ VerifiedEMA assessment report, p. 23Source ↗