Clinical trial helps treat woman’s “insufferable pain” from sunlight
A woman with a rare condition that causes insufferable pain from sunlight finds relief through a clinical trial for a new drug.
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Tag: clinical trial
Lilly’s Zepbound Combined With Amylin Drug Led to Significant Weight Loss in Mid-Stage Trial
Eli Lilly's combo of Zepbound and amylin-targeting eloralintide yields 23.3% weight loss in mid-stage trial, though tolerability woes loom.
New obesity drug helped people lose up to a quarter of their body weight in tests
New obesity drug trial shows 25% weight loss at 80 weeks, rising to 30% at 104 weeks, with major health benefits.
UniQure Reports Gene Therapy Slows Huntington’s Disease Progression Over Four Years
UniQure's gene therapy slows Huntington's progression for four years, but data lacks statistical significance ahead of FDA review.
Single CRISPR Dose Cuts ‘Bad’ Cholesterol in Half for a Full Year
An infusion silenced a gene, and bad fat vanished from the blood for a year, whole and entire.
Amgen (AMGN) Fell 5% on a Drug That Isn’t Even Its Own. Here’s the Lp(a) Bet Now in Question
A rival drug's failure sent Amgen's share price tumbling, casting doubt upon the very hypothesis its own late-stage asset relies upon.
Definium’s LSD Therapy Eased Anxiety in Second Large Trial
A drug derived from LSD shows promise for anxiety, easing distress in a second large trial.