Akero says MASH drug reverses liver damage in study, doubling shares
- Akero Therapeutics' experimental drug Efruxifermin significantly reversed liver damage in a mid-stage study of patients with cirrhosis due to metabolic dysfunction-associated steatohepatitis, according to Akero.
- The study results exceeded expectations, leading to a more than doubling of Akero's shares and a 50% increase in competitor 89bio's stock.
- 29% of patients on the highest dose of Efruxifermin showed improvement in liver scarring, compared to only 12% on placebo, as stated by Akero.
- Analysts described Akero's results as a 'home run' and noted the drug's potential for transformational impact, according to Michael Yee of Jefferies.
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Akero Smashes Expectations in MASH, Showing Its Drug Reverses Fibrosis in Fatty Livers
Akero Therapeutics reported that at 96 weeks, 39% of patients who received the 50 mg dose of efruxifermin achieved improvement in fibrosis, or liver scarring, caused by the fatty liver disease MASH. This study previously failed to achieve statistically significant improvement at 36 weeks, but Akero executives say the latest results show that longer dosing matters. The post Akero Smashes Expectations in MASH, Showing Its Drug Reverses Fibrosis in…
Akero: Reversal Of Cirrhosis With EFX Is A "First" In F4 MASH Patients (NASDAQ:AKRO)
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Akero's cirrhosis treatment shows promise in Phase IIb study
Akero Therapeutics has revealed preliminary outcomes from its Phase IIb study of EFX in individuals with compensated cirrhosis (F4)The post Akero’s cirrhosis treatment shows promise in Phase IIb study appeared first on Clinical Trials Arena.
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