Gilead’s Oral UC Data Clears the Bar: What It Means for GILD

Posted on by Eben@CANSLIM Research

In a report examining encouraging mid-stage results for an oral alpha-4-beta-7 therapy in ulcerative colitis, the analysis contends that the Phase 2 SWIFT data for emvistegrast are very promising and materially reduce risk around what could become a multi-billion-dollar product for Gilead Sciences (GILD). The central finding is the size of the placebo-adjusted effect at the 200mg dose: a clinical response delta of about 30% and an endoscopic improvement delta of about 28% at week 12, both comfortably above the thresholds the analysis had published before the data.

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