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Biogen and Eisai’s Leqembi study shows nearly 83% of early Alzheimer’s patients remained stable or improved

The real-world findings support the long-term benefits of continuous treatment

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Alzheimer’s groups call for urgent global focus on women’s brain health

New op-ed published by leaders from the Women’s Alzheimer’s Movement at Cleveland Clinic, Alzheimer’s Research UK and the Alzheimer’s Association

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Biogen to acquire RayThera in $1bn deal

The acquisition will expand the company’s immunology pipeline

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Biogen’s salanersen gets FDA Breakthrough Therapy Designation for SMA

In the study, there were improvements in motor function as well as a slowing of neurodegeneration

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Biogen agrees $850m felzartamab rights deal with TJ Biopharma

The agreement gives Biogen full global rights to the investigational antibody across immune-mediated diseases

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MHRA authorises Biogen’s higher-dose Spinraza for SMA treatment

SMA is a rare genetic neuromuscular condition affecting around 1,600 people in the UK

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AL-S Pharma release new data from AP-101 phase 2 trial for ALS

ALS is a progressive neurodegenerative disease that affects the motor neurons of the brain and spinal cord

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AC Immune amends agreement with Lilly to develop potential Alzheimer’s treatment

The agreement covers the development of new lead tau morphomer candidates

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Biogen to acquire Apellis in $5.6bn deal

The deal will enhance Biogen’s growth portfolio in immunology and rare disease

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Eisai and Biogen’s new data shows Alzheimer’s patients choose to stay on Leqembi long-term

The findings were presented at the 20th International Conference on Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s Diseases in Denmark

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Biogen’s litifilimab receives FDA Breakthrough Therapy Designation for lupus

Therapies like topical steroids manage symptoms but there is currently no cure

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Eisai and Biogen’s subcutaneous Leqembi given FDA Priority Review for early Alzheimer’s

Administering the drug subcutaneously rather than intravenously showed similar clinical benefits for patients

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