Biogen scuttles a Tysabri program after the drug fails stroke test, thinning the pipeline
Biogen’s hopes of expanding its franchise for Tysabri (natalizumab) by breaking into ischemic stroke just flopped, leaving the big biotech with one less program in an already thin pipeline.
Investigators for Biogen $BIIB say that the drug failed the primary and secondary endpoints in a Phase IIb trial, offering convincing data that the drug would not work for this indication. The hard data will be held back for a scientific conference.
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