AbbVie submits BLA for etentamig to FDA for multiple myeloma
The biologics license application supports a Phase 3 study showing improved response rates and progression-free survival versus standard therapies.
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In short: AbbVie closed its $10.9 billion Apogee deal and gained FDA approval for subcutaneous SKYRIZI in Crohn's disease.
The biologics license application supports a Phase 3 study showing improved response rates and progression-free survival versus standard therapies.
This allows home administration via on-body injector for Crohn's disease. The approval follows positive Phase 3 AFFIRM trial results demonstrating superior clinical remission rates.
Lutikizumab met primary and secondary endpoints in moderate to severe hidradenitis suppurativa patients, showing improved symptoms and safety profile.
Phase 3 AFFIRM trial results for subcutaneous SKYRIZI in Crohn's disease and real-world evidence for RINVOQ highlight sustained disease control in complex patient populations.
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