Novartis Phase III Trials Show Ianalumab Significantly Improves Outcomes in Sjögren’s Disease
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Novartis’ Sjögren's, Thrombocytopenia Drug Performs Well at Phase III
A monoclonal antibody drug, ianalumab, developed by Novartis to treat B-cell driven diseases has succeeded in significantly reducing symptoms of Sjögren’s disease in two Phase III trials. The big pharma also tested the same drug for treatment of primary immune thrombocytopenia (ITP) in another Phase III trial in combination with a thrombocytopenia drug eltrombopag and the results of that trial were also positive. Ianalumab was originally develop…
Novartis’ mAb could become first Sjögren’s disease drug after Phase III success
If approved, Novartis' ianalumab would become the first targeted treatment for patients with Sjögren’s disease.The post Novartis’ mAb could become first Sjögren’s disease drug after Phase III success appeared first on Clinical Trials Arena.
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