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Teva Halts Phase 2 Clinical Study for Multiple System Atrophy

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Teva Pharmaceuticals stopped its Phase 2 TOPAS-MSA study in adults with multiple system atrophy (MSA) after an independent data monitoring committee recommended the halt due to meeting a preset futility criterion. The study, which compared emrusolmin to placebo, found no safety concerns. Teva Pharmaceuticals noted that the result was a projection and did not disclose a numerical efficacy result.

From econotimes.com

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The decision impacts the immediate progress of emrusolmin within Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd.'s development pipeline. Teva Pharmaceuticals stated that ending the TOPAS-MSA study does not determine the future of emrusolmin’s wider program, which is being pursued with MODAG GmbH.

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    Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd. might face increased costs related to the ongoing development of emrusolmin through its wider program.

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