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SignalNEWMay 5, 20261 min read

Vasomotor symptom therapy expands past fezolinetant

Elinzanetant approval, follow-on NK3 receptor antagonist programs, and combination NK1-NK3 approaches are restructuring vasomotor symptom management.

Fezolinetant established the NK3 receptor antagonist class in vasomotor symptoms in 2023. Elinzanetant (combined NK1-NK3 receptor antagonist) carries approval with broader vasomotor and sleep-related symptom benefit data, and follow-on NK-pathway programs are in late-stage trials. The non-hormonal vasomotor therapy category has gone from one approved option to a competitive prescribing class in three years.

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