Roche ends work on tominersen after decade of trials, as well as early-stage Huntington’s asset
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After more than a decade of work and plenty of ups and downs, Roche has dropped its Huntington’s disease drug tominersen.
The decision comes after tominersen did no better than placebo in a Phase 2 ...
Source: Endpoints News