The Second Edition is now available with new treatments available for MS discussed.
Showing posts with label Alemtuzumab. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Alemtuzumab. Show all posts
Monday, October 28, 2013
Mom's Story
Labels:
"Chapter book",
"chronic diseases",
"cognitive function",
"eye movement",
"Food and Drug Administration",
"Mary Jo Nickum",
"Mom's Story",
"MS",
"multiple sclerosis",
"muscle spasms",
"National Multiple Sclerosis Society",
"side effects",
"Urinary tract",
"vitamin D",
"warm weather",
Alemtuzumab,
balance,
BG-12,
children,
disability
Sunday, March 10, 2013
Visitors' Choice Award
Labels:
" Mayo Clinic",
"Bladder dysfunction",
"Chapter book",
"chronic diseases",
"cognitive function",
"eye movement",
"Mary Jo Nickum",
"MS",
"multiple sclerosis",
"Urinary tract",
"warm weather",
Alemtuzumab,
balance,
disability,
disequilibrium,
dizziness,
Gilenya,
laquinimod,
Neurology,
symptoms
Thursday, December 1, 2011
Positive Results Announced from Second Phase III Study of Alemtuzumab in MS
Genzyme has announced that the experimental intravenous therapy alemtuzumab (with a proposed brand name Lemtrada™) met two primary endpoints by significantly reducing relapse rates and the worsening of disability in a two-year study comparing alemtuzumab to standard subcutaneous dosing of Rebif® (interferon beta-1a, EMD Serono Inc. and Pfizer). The study, called CARE-MS II, involved 840 people with relapsing-remitting MS. The results were announced in a November 14, 2011 press release, which also indicated that the company plans to apply in early 2012 to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for marketing approval. Data analysis is ongoing and the company expects to provide a full report at an upcoming medical meeting. Alemtuzumab has been designated by the FDA as a “Fast Track Product,” which should expedite its future review.
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