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Celldex Prepares For 2027 FDA Submission for Chronic Skin Disease

BenzingaVandana Singh

Celldex posts positive Phase 3 data for barzolvolimab to treat chronic spontaneous urticaria. The company plans a 2027 FDA submission.

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