Peyronie's Disease News and Research

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Of all penile diseases, Peyronie’s disease represents one with often devastating physical and psychological consequences on affected individuals. Also known as induratio penis plastica, this is an incurable, fibrotic (scarring) disease that results in penile curvature, erectile dysfunction and subsequent coital failure.
Auxilium seeks FDA approval for XIAFLEX sBLA to treat multiple Dupuytren's contracture cords concurrently

Auxilium seeks FDA approval for XIAFLEX sBLA to treat multiple Dupuytren's contracture cords concurrently

Auxilium doses first patient in CCH Phase 2b study for treatment frozen shoulder syndrome

Auxilium doses first patient in CCH Phase 2b study for treatment frozen shoulder syndrome

Auxilium Pharmaceuticals' XIAFLEX gets FDA approval for treatment of Peyronie's disease

Auxilium Pharmaceuticals' XIAFLEX gets FDA approval for treatment of Peyronie's disease

FDA extends PDUFA goal date for Auxilium Pharmaceuticals' sBLA for XIAFLEX

FDA extends PDUFA goal date for Auxilium Pharmaceuticals' sBLA for XIAFLEX

MHN, Auxilium Pharmaceuticals launch new health awareness program on Peyronie's disease

MHN, Auxilium Pharmaceuticals launch new health awareness program on Peyronie's disease

Study suggests erectile dysfunction in young men may be more prevalent than previously thought

Study suggests erectile dysfunction in young men may be more prevalent than previously thought

The Journal of Urology publishes results from BioSpecifics XIAFLEX trials on Peyronie's disease

The Journal of Urology publishes results from BioSpecifics XIAFLEX trials on Peyronie's disease

Additional data from Auxilium XIAFLEX phase III studies on Peyronie's disease

Additional data from Auxilium XIAFLEX phase III studies on Peyronie's disease

Health Canada approves XIAFLEX for Dupuytren's contracture

Health Canada approves XIAFLEX for Dupuytren's contracture

Positive results from BioSpecifics’ XIAFLEX Phase III clinical program on Peyronie's disease

Positive results from BioSpecifics’ XIAFLEX Phase III clinical program on Peyronie's disease

Positive results from Auxilium’s XIAFLEX phase III studies on Peyronie's disease

Positive results from Auxilium’s XIAFLEX phase III studies on Peyronie's disease

Actelion, Auxilium partner to develop and commercialize XIAFLEX

Actelion, Auxilium partner to develop and commercialize XIAFLEX

BioSpecifics reports $0.3M net income for third quarter 2011 vs. $0.5M net loss for third quarter 2010

BioSpecifics reports $0.3M net income for third quarter 2011 vs. $0.5M net loss for third quarter 2010

Auxilium reports net revenues of $66.7 million for third quarter 2011

Auxilium reports net revenues of $66.7 million for third quarter 2011

Auxilium second quarter net loss decreases to $5.1 million

Auxilium second quarter net loss decreases to $5.1 million

Penile extenders represent an effective lengthening method for men

Penile extenders represent an effective lengthening method for men

Auxilium to receive $30 million from Pfizer following XIAPEX sale in EU market

Auxilium to receive $30 million from Pfizer following XIAPEX sale in EU market

BioSpecifics 2010 net loss decreases to $1.5 million

BioSpecifics 2010 net loss decreases to $1.5 million

Auxilium completes patient enrollment in XIAFLEX phase III trial against Peyronie's disease

Auxilium completes patient enrollment in XIAFLEX phase III trial against Peyronie's disease

BioSpecifics Technologies third quarter net loss increases to $0.5 million

BioSpecifics Technologies third quarter net loss increases to $0.5 million

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