Biogen will stop selling its controversial Alzheimer’s drug Aduhelm
- Biogen has announced that it will discontinue the sale and development of the Alzheimer's drug Aduhelm, refocusing efforts on their newly approved drug Leqembi.
- The decision to drop Aduhelm is not due to safety or efficacy concerns, and the Swiss company Neurimmune will regain full rights to the medicine.
- Biogen will redistribute resources from Aduhelm to other Alzheimer's treatments in their portfolio, such as BIIB080.
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Biogen drops controversial Alzheimer's drug, focuses on other treatments
Biogen said it is discontinuing its controversial drug Aduhelm, so it can focus resources on other Alzheimer’s treatments that drive long-term growth.This includes shifting its priorities to its blockbuster drug Leqembi, which was developed with Japan's Eisai and approved in 2023."As a pioneer in Alzheimer’s disease, Biogen is reprioritizing resources to build a leading franchise to address the multiple pathologies of the disease and patient nee…
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