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Moxifloxacin

Drug

Moxifloxacin is a fluoroquinolone antibacterial agent used for specific susceptible bacterial infections. Labeling contains boxed warnings for disabling adverse reactions and recommends reserving use for situations where benefits outweigh risks or where no alternatives exist for some uncomplicated infections. It is a human prescription antibacterial drug.

Trials
555
Recruiting
21
Completed
451
With results
130

Last revised

Pipeline

Phase by status

PhaseRecruitingNot yetActiveCompletedTerminatedWithdrawnSuspendedUnknownTotal
Early Phase 1 11 2
Phase 1 323048614 328
Phase 1/2 12 3
Phase 2 2429512 43
Phase 2/3 21151 10
Phase 3 811414317 66
Phase 4 34364 56
Not applicable 15111415 28
Unknown 11521 19

Trials started per year

2021
4
2022
20
2023
25
2024
22
2025
20
2026
10
2027
2

Conditions studied, by phase

ConditionEarly Phase 1Phase 1Phase 1/2Phase 2Phase 2/3Phase 3Phase 4Not applicableUnknownTotal
Tuberculosis 32173611 33
Tuberculosis, Pulmonary 136911 30
Pneumonia 2812 13
Tuberculosis, Multidrug-Resistant 2641 13
Community-Acquired Pneumonia 642 12
Pulmonary Disease, Chronic Obstructive 633 12
Cataract 1118 11
Infections 5231 11
Bacterial Infections 31141 10
Bronchitis, Chronic 214 7

Most active sponsors

#SponsorTrialsPhase 3
1Bayer3413
2Pfizer201
3Boehringer Ingelheim170
4GlaxoSmithKline170
5AstraZeneca160
6Janssen Research & Development, LLC130
7Eli Lilly and Company100
8Bristol-Myers Squibb90
9Alcon Research83
10Global Alliance for TB Drug Development73

Most studied interventions

#InterventionTrials
1Moxifloxacin555
2Pyrazinamide34
3Isoniazid31
4Rifampin30
5bedaquiline28
6Ethambutol27
7Linezolid27
8Levofloxacin26
9pretomanid19
10Metronidazole17

Evidence

Results reported
28.8%130 of 451 completed
Published
10%45 of 451 completed
Primary endpoint met
38%87 of 229 analyses
Median months to report
19

Documents disclosed

Protocol available
54
Statistical analysis plan
52
PubMed citations
178

Trial profile

Median enrollment
64
Median duration
7.6months
Countries
93
Study sites
3035

Who is enrolled

Adults
548
Children
41
Older adults
233
Healthy volunteers
355

Median enrollment by phase

Early Phase 1
24
Phase 1
54
Phase 1/2
94
Phase 2
90
Phase 2/3
294
Phase 3
404
Phase 4
77
Not applicable
102
Unknown
1189

Where trials run

United States
257
Germany
51
South Africa
42
China
38
United Kingdom
35
Belgium
25
France
24
Brazil
22
South Korea
20
Canada
18

Busiest cities

#CityCountryTrials
1AustinUnited States27
2BaltimoreUnited States25
3TempeUnited States25
4LondonUnited Kingdom24
5Cape TownSouth Africa21
6JohannesburgSouth Africa21
7BeijingChina20
8BerlinGermany19
9DurbanSouth Africa19
10MiamiUnited States17

Terminations

Terminated
30
Withdrawn
11
Suspended
2
Stopped for recruitment
1.4%8 of 555 trials

Stated reasons

Other / unclear
24
Recruitment
8
Business decision
3
Regulatory
3
Lack of efficacy
2
Safety
2
Funding
1

Reasons are grouped from the sponsor's own wording with a rule-based classifier; the original text is shown below.

Recently stopped

TrialStatusStated reasonStopped
NCT07014735 Terminated Terminated The study is being terminated early on the grounds of futility, as continuation of the study is no longer considered scientifically or operationally justified. 2026-05-31
NCT04204122 Withdrawn Withdrawn Investigator decided to close study 2025-03-31
NCT05977868 Terminated Terminated DSMB recommendation based on safety benefit in Experimental (oral) arm 2025-02-14
NCT02590523 Suspended Suspended Lack of antibiotic availability 2024-01-31
NCT05758818 Terminated Terminated sponsor decision 2023-06-08
NCT05668936 Terminated Terminated Discontinuing the development of cotadutide, a daily injectable GLP-1/glucagon co-agonist, is based on strategic pipeline considerations. The premature closure is not due to any newly observed safety signals or a change in the risk/benefit profile. 2023-03-10
NCT05309902 Withdrawn Withdrawn Study not needed 2022-12-06
NCT02359331 Terminated Terminated 2022-12-01
NCT04126343 Terminated Terminated Based on available data, UCB has decided to stop development of padsevonil as adjunctive treatment of focal-onset seizures 2020-05-22
NCT01936480 Terminated Terminated Recruitment difficulties 2019-06-19

Trial records