Talk:Peanut allergen powder

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Non-Palforzia peanut allergen powders[edit]

If the article is just to be about one specific drug it should be moved/named reflecting that. If not, it should cover the topic more broadly. While Palforzia is the first oral immunotherapy peanut allergen powder treatment approved by agencies like the FDA for marketing & prescription, peanut allergen powder oral immunotherapy was being pursued separately before it and there are other examples now in trials. It seems like this should cover treatments pre-dating this commercial peanut allergen powder and others in development. One example I ran across, though there may be others is an treatment regimen that has a Phase 2B trial by a company called Prota Therapeutics there are likely others. Phil (talk) 11:32, 9 June 2022 (UTC)[reply]