ABBV-466 Crohn’s Data Confirms Efficacy: What It Means for ABBV

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In a report on AbbVie’s next-generation IBD programme and updated Phase 2 efficacy data, the analysis argues that the TARGET-CD Phase 2a results are impressive on efficacy grounds while offering limited near-term share-price catalyst. The study showed 40.5% of patients on ABBV-466 achieving endoscopic remission, against 22.4% on risankizumab and 20.0% on trosunilimab as monotherapies, with a safety profile the report describes as consistent across arms.

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