Takeda's stem cell therapy flunks PhIII test studying the drug in Crohn's disease
Takeda’s allogeneic stem cell therapy flunked a Phase III study for the treatment of a common complication of Crohn’s disease, according to topline data after 24 weeks.
Takeda did not release detailed data from the trial of darvadstrocel, marketed as Alofisel, on Tuesday, but said that it was “continuing to assess the financial impacts of the study results, including impairment loss for intangible assets” for the quarter that ended Sept. 30.
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