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The Alzheimer’s field was thrilled with Biogen’s diranersen trial, which showed the drug reduced brain buildup of tau and slowed cognitive decline. “This is the start of the tau race,” one neurologist told Ryan Cross. But as he reports, experts couldn’t explain why lower, less frequent dosing proved more effective — and the path forward remains murky. |
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Karen Weintraub |
Deputy Editor, Endpoints News
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by Ryan Cross
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LONDON — One of the most anticipated Alzheimer’s studies in the past few years has created both enthusiasm and confusion, according to conversations Endpoints News... | |
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by Lei Lei Wu
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Ipsen disclosed that Bylvay failed a Phase 3 study for biliary atresia, a serious liver disease that leads the bile ducts to become blocked in... | |
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by ENDPOINTS |
Plus news about Abbvie and Genmab, Johnson & Johnson and Mannkind. Novo urges court to block Lilly’s GLP-1 ads: Novo Nordisk asked a New Jersey... | |
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by Elizabeth Cairns
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Sanofi has decided to stop working on a drug for eczema it had hoped would be a successor to its immunological mega-blockbuster Dupixent. The French... | |
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