NEJM publishes first zorevunersen data showing disease-modifying potential in Dravet syndrome, Biogen says

Reuters03-05
NEJM publishes first zorevunersen data showing disease-modifying potential in Dravet syndrome, Biogen says

Biogen Inc. and Stoke Therapeutics announced publication in The New England Journal of Medicine of data from two completed Phase 1/2a studies and ongoing open-label extension studies of the investigational RNA medicine zorevunersen in children and adolescents with Dravet syndrome. The publication reports reductions in major motor seizure frequency and measures of neurodevelopment and quality of life over the Phase 1/2a period and up to three additional years in extension follow-up, with safety findings including cerebrospinal fluid protein elevations. The companies said the data support the ongoing global Phase 3 EMPEROR study, with results expected in mid-2027.

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