
In December, the Danish Medicines Council wasn’t convinced of the therapeutic advantages of Novartis’s sclerosis drug, Kesimpta.
Despite this, the council has now recommended the treatment for regular use in Danish hospitals – however, only for a subset of patients, those with relapsing remitting multiple sclerosis (RRMS) and high disease activity, the council reports in a press realease.
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