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uniQure Announces Update on U.S. Phase I/II Clinical Trial - Vimarsana News

uniQure Announces Update on U.S. Phase I/II Clinical Trial

~ AMT-130 continues to be generally well-tolerated across both dose cohorts ~ ~ Patients treated with AMT-130 show preserved function compared to baseline...

John Harsh, PhD: Interim Results Show Once-Nightly ON-SXB Dose is Preferred by Patients - Vimarsana News

John Harsh, PhD: Interim Results Show Once-Nightly ON-SXB Dose is Preferred by Patients

Patients participating in the open-label extension trial had a few months for titration, more than 24 months for stable dosing, and a one-week follow up.

Avadel Pharmaceuticals Announces Data Supporting Clinical Profile for LUMRYZ™ at SLEEP 2023 - Vimarsana News

Avadel Pharmaceuticals Announces Data Supporting Clinical Profile for LUMRYZ™ at SLEEP 2023

– 12 accepted abstracts highlight Company’s emerging leadership in narcolepsy – – Data adds to growing body of evidence demonstrating positive clinical benefit and patient... | June 10, 2023

AbbVie Releases New Data Demonstrating Breadth of Its Gastroenterology Portfolio at 2023 Digestive Disease Week® - Vimarsana News

AbbVie Releases New Data Demonstrating Breadth of Its Gastroenterology Portfolio at 2023 Digestive Disease Week®

/PRNewswire/ -- AbbVie (NYSE: ABBV) today announced it will present 29 abstracts during the 2023 Digestive Disease Week (DDW) Annual Meeting, May 6-9, 2023,...

AAN 2023: Ocrevus for MS found to help Black, Hispanic patients | No new relapses or worse disability seen for 90% for 1 year in trial - Vimarsana News

AAN 2023: Ocrevus for MS found to help Black, Hispanic patients | No new relapses or worse disability seen for 90% for 1 year in trial

More than 90% of Black and Hispanic MS patients experienced no new relapses or disability worsening after one year of Ocrevus treatment.