USFDA okays Xeris Pharma glucagon pen Gvoke to treat low blood sugar
Xeris Pharma's Gvoke, a glucagon pen is a pre-filled device with a liquid stable form of glucagon.
U.S: The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved Xeris Pharmaceuticals Inc's glucagon pen that aims to treat severe low sugar levels in diabetes patients, the drugmaker said on Tuesday.
The condition, called hypoglycemia, can cause acute cognitive impairment. It can occur multiple times a month, can also result in heart disease, seizure and coma in its severe form.
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Gvoke, Xeris' glucagon pen is a pre-filled device with a liquid stable form of glucagon.
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