Harmony Biosciences

At Harmony Biosciences, we are dedicated to developing and delivering innovative therapies for people living with rare neurological diseases who have unmet medical needs. Our commitment to pursue innovative and novel treatments extends beyond clinical endpoints. We aim to address real-world patient needs with potential first-in-class and best-in-class therapies. We believe that when empathy and innovation meet, a better future can begin; a vision evident in the therapeutic innovations we advance, the culture we cultivate, and the community programs we nurture. Harmony Biosciences’ culture is defined by our core values – keeping patients at the heart of all we do, acting with integrity and ethics, working with a one-team attitude, leading with the science as we identify clinical possibilities, and delivering excellence.

Company Ownership: Public Stock Symbol: HRMY

LEADERSHIP
CEO: Jeff M. Dayno, MD

630 W. Germantown Pike, Suite 215
Plymouth Meeting, PA 19462
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NEWS
The Phase III, open-label extension study suggests EPX-100 has a “positive” risk/benefit profile for the treatment of Dravet syndrome, analysts at H.C. Wainwright & Co. said Tuesday.
Following its Scorpion Capital controversy in March, Harmony Biosciences is seeking to deepen its pipeline with an acquisition of Zynerba Pharmaceuticals’ cannabinoid therapies for neuropsychiatric disorders.
Citing reports of “alarming toxicity” among other accusations, short-seller Scorpion Capital will file a Citizen’s Petition with the FDA to have its approval of Wakix withdrawn.
A roundup of last week’s top clinical trial updates and news.
venBio Global Strategic Fund IV will invest primarily in drug companies focused on developing therapies for unmet medical needs.
The Rare Disease Company Coalition’s 10 founding members have brought 22 treatments to market and currently have more than 160 rare disease programs in the works.
Many companies appear to be getting their clinical trial news updated ahead of the holidays. Here’s a look.
FDA
The FDA approved Wakix for the treatment of excessive daytime sleepiness in adult patients with narcolepsy.
For type 1 narcolepsy, this sleep-wake instability is linked to low levels of hypocretin, also called orexin. Hypocretin is a neurotransmitter produced in the hypothalamus and has a significant role in wakefulness and regulating rapid eye movement (REM) sleep. But Harmony Biosciences has found another link, this one to histamine.
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