Ublituximab Bests Teriflunomide for MS in Two Phase 3 Trials
Ublituximab is superior to teriflunomide in suppressing multiple sclerosis relapses and lesions on MRI, suggest findings from the phase 3 ULTIMATE I and II trials.
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Ublituximab is superior to teriflunomide in suppressing multiple sclerosis relapses and lesions on MRI, suggest findings from the phase 3 ULTIMATE I and II trials.
The second-generation selective DHODH inhibitor vidofludimus calcium met a phase 2 trial primary endpoint of suppressing new active lesions on MRI and was well tolerated.
The first randomized trial to examine if older adults with multiple sclerosis can discontinue disease-modifying therapy after years of being relapse-free failed to deliver a definitive conclusion.
The novel anti-CD20 monoclonal antibody ublituximab showed greater improvement vs terifulnomide in stabilizing disease progression in relapsing multiple sclerosis in two phase 3 trials.
The investigational evobrutinib, an Bruton's tyrosine kinase inhibitor, showed favorable safety and efficacy in the longest trial to date of a drug in this class in patients with multiple sclerosis.