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Biogen and Eisai received FDA approval for a new drug formulation aimed at Alzheimer's disease.

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Biogen and Eisai received FDA approval for a new drug formulation aimed at Alzheimer's disease.

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  1. Joint FDA approval of LEQEMBI for Alzheimer’s disease.1 source
  2. Partnership between Biogen and Eisai received FDA approval for a new Alzheimer's drug formulation.1 source
  3. AbbVie launched Vyalev and acquired a drug pipeline, while Biogen and Eisai market Leqembi for AD.1 source
  4. Eisai initiated a rolling sBLA submission for AD treatments alongside Biogen.1 source

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