Lundbeck gears up as Alzheimer's agitation approval looks attainable
Anticipating a US market authorization for a treatment candidate for Alzheimer’s agitation, the Danish pharmaceutical firm is getting things in order – all due to the summer’s compelling phase III evidence.
by christopher due karlsson, translated by daniel pedersen
Over the summer, Danish pharmaceutical firm Lundbeck and partner Otsuka Pharmaceutical received some very positive phase III data for their co-developed candidate, brexpiprazole, as a potential treatment for Alzheimer’s agitation.
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