Results are far from perfect, but they are promising.
All that is to say that given last year's Aduhelm spectacle, you'd be forgiven for doubting what appears to be a promising development in Biogen's continued Alzheimer's drug development. And that's just whatwith a collaborator, fellow pharmaceutical maker Eisai, on Tuesday. But that being said, initial data suggests that the new drug is actually proving quite successful in late-stage clinical trials — enough so that Biogen might have a redemption arc, after all.
There are some caveats. As with other anti-amyloid medications, some patients experienced brain swelling or even bleeding, and some experts have already raised concerns over the study's significance.
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