New Novartis data in relapsing MS reinforce benefits of Kesimpta® for first-line and switch patients

New Novartis data in relapsing MS reinforce benefits of Kesimpta® for first-line and switch patients
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  • Nearly 90% of first-line Kesimpta patients had no disability progression independent of relapse activity (PIRA) for up to six years in an analysis of open-label ALITHIOS extension study1
  • More than 80% of patients receiving first-line Kesimpta were progression-free for up to six years, reinforcing the value of introducing Kesimpta early1
  • Patients switching to Kesimpta from IV anti-CD20 therapy showed no new active lesions (Gd+ T1) 12 months after switch in separate US single-arm, open-label, Phase
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New Novartis data in relapsing MS reinforce benefits of Kesimpta® for first-line and switch patients

New Novartis data in relapsing MS reinforce benefits of Kesimpta® for first-line and switch patients
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  • Nearly 90% of first-line Kesimpta patients had no disability progression independent of relapse activity (PIRA) for up to six years in an analysis of open-label ALITHIOS extension study1
  • More than 80% of patients receiving first-line Kesimpta were progression-free for up to six years, reinforcing the value of introducing Kesimpta early1
  • Patients switching to Kesimpta from IV anti-CD20 therapy showed no new active lesions (Gd+ T1) 12 months after switch in separate US single-arm, open-label, Phase
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FDA approves Novartis Kisqali® to reduce risk of recurrence in people with HR+/HER2- early breast cancer

FDA approves Novartis Kisqali® to reduce risk of recurrence in people with HR+/HER2- early breast cancer
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Ad hoc announcement pursuant to Art. 53 LR

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Novartis Kisqali® shows deepening benefit in new analysis, reducing the risk of recurrence by 28.5% in a broad population of patients with early breast cancer

Novartis Kisqali® shows deepening benefit in new analysis, reducing the risk of recurrence by 28.5% in a broad population of patients with early breast cancer
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  • Invasive disease-free survival benefit continued to increase after completion of the three-year treatment period across all patient subgroups, including those with node-negative disease1
  • Results remain consistent across secondary endpoints, including distant disease-free survival, with a trend for improved overall survival*1
  • Safety is in line with previously reported results with generally low-grade symptomatic adverse events, reinforcing well-tolerated profile1
  • People dia
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