AVI BioPharma Inc. said a study of its eteplirsen drug for boys with Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD) "met the primary efficacy endpoint" but added a longer study will be needed.
A 12-week study "did not show a significant increase" in results, even at higher doses, and officials at the Bothell biotech said the "finding suggests that a longer duration of dosing is required ... There were no significant improvements in clinical outcomes in the treated groups compared to placebo ... suggesting that…
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