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STAT+: With successful trials, Roche takes its MS drug to regulators, but safety questions loom

alinemati1983-6987Apr 21

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Roche has presented promising data for its experimental MS drug fenebrutinib, aiming for regulatory approval to reduce relapse rates and slow disability progression in MS patients. Developers must address safety concerns, including liver issues and two drug-related deaths, which could affect the drug's path to market. Regulatory decisions will be key to watch as they may influence future drug development standards in MS treatments.

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