New CGRP antagonist 'eptinezumab' expected to be marketed
By Eo, Yun-Ho | translator Hong, Ji Yeon
24.11.21 05:45:54
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Lundbeck reports that the drug met primary endpoints in the Phase 3 SUNRISE trial
Will begin the process for obtaining approvals in key Asian countries, including KOR
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Yet another CGRP antagonist drug for migraine is expected to be marketed. Lundbeck's 'eptinezumab (Vyepti),' a CGRP antagonist for the preventive treatment of migraine, showed positive results in the global Phase 3 clinical trial in Asia involving Koreans. The drug is expected to enter South Korea quickly based on this result.
Lundbeck has announced that in the Phase 3 pivotal SUNRISE trial, which was conducted to evaluate the efficacy and safety of the drug in patients with chronic migraines, eptinezumab met primary and all key secondary endpoints.
Lundbeck's eptinezumab is an intravenous (IV) therapy used for preventive migraine treatment, sold in Europe and the United
Eo, Yun-Ho(unkindfish@dailypharm.com)
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