Roche amps up its bispecific attack on Eylea with more PhIII data — but just how threatening is it?
Roche has another stack of data to back up its longer-acting challenger to Eylea — although it’s still far from certain just how much they can threaten Regeneron’s dominance.
The latest Phase III results come from two trials that enrolled 1,329 patients with neovascular age-related macular degeneration. With 45% of people in both studies getting faricimab 16 weeks apart during the first year, the bispecific still induced the same level of gains in visual acuity as Eylea every 8 weeks did, Roche’s Genentech reported.
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