Intellia presenta sólidos resultados de fase III para el tratamiento del angioedema hereditario

Intellia Therapeutics presentó los resultados preliminares de su estudio de fase III HALO sobre el angioedema hereditario (AEH) durante la Conferencia Global de Atención Médica de Bank of America el 12 de mayo. Los resultados mostraron beneficios clínicos sustanciales para los pacientes con esta afección.

El director financiero Edward Dulac describió los hallazgos como muy alentadores durante la sesión. Todos los pacientes obtuvieron un beneficio clínico significativo, y el 62 por ciento permaneció libre de ataques y sin tratamiento al final del período de observación primaria de 28 semanas. Las reducciones en la tasa de ataques alcanzaron un rango superior al 80 por ciento, resultados que, según Dulac, igualan o superan informes anteriores en el campo.

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