Teva's CGRP migraine drug aces PhIII while rivals pile up at the FDA finish line
Positive late-stage data are starting to pile up in the CGRP migraine drug category, likely signaling a sudden influx of new drugs with remarkably similar data sets looking to carve up the market in their field.
The latest entry: Teva, which badly needs some good news after a series of corporate and R&D setbacks, says its Phase III HALO study came through on fremanezumab, setting up a new FDA application that will follow shortly as it prepares to publish another batch of Phase III data on episodic migraine in a matter of weeks.
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