AstraZeneca-Amgen asthma drug Tezspire shows success in late-stage trial
Tezspire, an AstraZeneca-Amgen monoclonal antibody blocking TSLP, delivered a positive result in a late-stage oesophagus disease trial, with a four-week dosing interval viewed as an advantage over existing therapies. The win comes as AstraZeneca faces setbacks in multiple trials, including failures for Wainua and Ultomiris, a rejection for camizestrant, and halting volrustomig.
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