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Antibiotic combats acute bacterial conjunctivitis

Andover, MA-The antibiotic ISV-401 (InSite Vision, Alameda, CA) in development to treat acute bacterial conjunctivitis has achieved a bacterial eradication rate of 85% by the third day of treatment and 90% by 7 to 9 days, according to a phase II clinical trial.

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