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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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AbbVie reaches agreement for affordable prescription drugs with US government

The pharma company has also pledged a $100bn investment in US infrastructure over the next decade

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Eisai submits new drug application for subcutaneous Leqembi in Japan

LEQEMBI is a treatment for early Alzheimer’s disease

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Biogen and Eisai receive MHRA approval for updated dosing of early Alzheimer’s treatment

The MHRA approval for IV dosing comes following positive results from the global phase 3 trial

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Genentech announces positive clinical results for BTK inhibitor MS treatment

Multiple sclerosis affects more than 2.9 million people globally

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Biogen expands portfolio in deal with Alcyone Therapeutics

The agreement gives Biogen full rights to a potential therapy for patients with neurological disorders

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AbbVie/Genmab’s lymphoma drug shows promise in phase 3 combination trial

Follicular lymphoma affects around 15,000 people in the US every year

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AbbVie shares promising phase 3 results for Rinvoq in severe alopecia areata

Around 700,000 people in the US are living with some form of the autoimmune disease

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Biogen/Eisai’s Alzheimer’s drug Leqembi shows continued benefit over four years

An estimated 13 million people in the US will be living with Alzheimer’s disease by 2050

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Biogen’s Qalsody granted MHRA approval to treat rare form of motor neurone disease

Mutations in the SOD1 gene are responsible for approximately 2% of all cases of the disease

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