AstraZeneca Blockbuster Prospect Is a Bust in Pivotal Test in Light Chain Amyloidosis
US AND EUROPE, JUL 16 – AstraZeneca's anselamimab missed the main goal in treating AL amyloidosis but showed significant benefits in a prespecified subgroup, offering hope for improved patient survival and reduced hospitalizations.
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AstraZeneca Blockbuster Prospect Is a Bust in Pivotal Test in Light Chain Amyloidosis
Though anselamimab failed its Phase 3 test in light chain amyloidosis, AstraZeneca points to encouraging results in a pre-defined patient subgroup — which may not be a winning strategy. Prothena resurrected its failed drug candidate for the disease based on a subgroup analysis, only to see that antibody fall short in a pivotal study. The post AstraZeneca Blockbuster Prospect Is a Bust in Pivotal Test in Light Chain Amyloidosis appeared first on …
AstraZeneca says amyloidosis drug fails Phase 3 trials, but claims potential in undisclosed subgroup
Last year, AstraZeneca predicted that its drug for the rare disease light chain amyloidosis could have peak revenue of up to $3 billion. But after Wednesday, that forecast will surely be revised downwards following the ...
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