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Biotech companies are edging closer to finding the answers behind Alzheimer's disease.
Ionis Pharmaceuticals shared positive clinical update for investigational drug ION582 in Angelman syndrome trial.
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BIIB earnings call for the period ending September 30, 2023.
Biogen (BIIB) shares rise as the company reports its first quarterly revenue growth in three years following the acquisition of Reata Pharmaceuticals. Read more here.
Biogen's Q3 Non-GAAP EPS of $4.36 beats expectations by $0.37, while revenue of $2.53B exceeds estimates by $130M.
Biogen Inc. lowered its full-year earnings guidance on acquisition-related costs and predicted a smaller dip in sales after quarterly revenue beat analysts’ expectations.
The company shares in the profits and sales related to Alzheimer's treatment, Leqembi.
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INVESTIGATIONAL SUBCUTANEOUS FORMULATION CLEARS 14% MORE PLAQUE THAN IV, PHARMACOKINETICS (AUC) 11% HIGHER, AND SIMILAR ARIA RATES TO IV 76% OF PATIENTS SHOWED...
Both companies are working on under-the-skin injections for Alzheimer's treatment.
Prothena (PRTA) and BioVie (BIVI) stocks decline after Biogen (BIIB) and Eisai (ESAIY) reported positive data for their new Alzheimer's injectable. Read more here.
Biogen's new subcutaneous formulation of Alzheimer's therapy Leqembi shows better efficacy and fewer side effects compared to the intravenous version. Read morew here.
Investigational Subcutaneous Formulation Clears 14% More Plaque Than IV, Pharmacokinetics (AUC) 11% Higher, And Similar ARIA Rates To IV 76% Of Patients...
INVESTIGATIONAL SUBCUTANEOUS FORMULATION CLEARS 14% MORE PLAQUE THAN IV, PHARMACOKINETICS (AUC) 11% HIGHER, AND SIMILAR ARIA RATES TO IV 76% OF PATIENTS SHOWED...