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SOGROYA (SOMAPACITAN-BECO)

NOVO NORDISK INC · FDA-approved approved Under review Quality 25/100

SOGROYA (generic name: SOMAPACITAN-BECO) is a drug developed by NOVO NORDISK INC. It is currently FDA-approved for Growth failure due to inadequate GH secretion, Short stature SGA without catch-up growth, Growth failure associated with Noonan syndrome.

Sogroya is a small molecule growth hormone receptor agonist used to treat conditions such as Adult Growth Hormone Deficiency, Gastroparesis, and Growth Hormone Deficiency in Children. It is administered as Somapacitan, which is a form of growth hormone.

At a glance

Generic nameSOMAPACITAN-BECO
SponsorNOVO NORDISK INC
TargetGrowth hormone receptor
Therapeutic areaOther
PhaseFDA-approved

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Frequently asked questions about SOGROYA

What is SOGROYA?

SOGROYA (SOMAPACITAN-BECO) is a pharmaceutical drug developed by NOVO NORDISK INC, indicated for Growth failure due to inadequate GH secretion, Short stature SGA without catch-up growth, Growth failure associated with Noonan syndrome.

What is SOGROYA used for?

SOGROYA is indicated for Growth failure due to inadequate GH secretion, Short stature SGA without catch-up growth, Growth failure associated with Noonan syndrome, Idiopathic Short Stature, Replacement of endogenous GH in GHD adults.

Who makes SOGROYA?

SOGROYA is developed and marketed by NOVO NORDISK INC (see full NOVO NORDISK INC pipeline at /company/novo-nordisk).

What is the generic name of SOGROYA?

SOMAPACITAN-BECO is the generic (nonproprietary) name of SOGROYA.

What development phase is SOGROYA in?

SOGROYA is FDA-approved (marketed).

What are the side effects of SOGROYA?

Common side effects of SOGROYA include Nasopharyngitis, Respiratory Tract Infection, Pyrexia, Cough, Ear Infection, Diarrhea. Serious adverse events: Adenoidal and tonsillar hypertrophy.

What does SOGROYA target?

SOGROYA targets Growth hormone receptor.

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