Eisai and Biogen have reported data showing that a subcutaneous formulation of its Alzheimer’s disease therapy Leqembi matched the current intravenous version at clearing
Biogen has decided to close down its digital health unit, formed just two years ago, as part of a major cost-reduction drive that has already claimed thousands of jobs.
Polpharma Biologics has said it is the first company to get approval in the EU for a biosimilar version of Biogen’s blockbuster multiple sclerosis therapy Tysabri.
Eisai and Biogen now have their second regulatory approval for anti-amyloid therapy Leqembi – in Japan – as a treatment for slowing the progression of Alzheimer’s disease.
Chris Viehbacher's efforts to reinvigorate Biogen are continuing to take shape with the appointment of industry veteran Jane Grogan to the position of head of research.