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Alterity says Phase 2 ATH434 slows MSA decline on MuSyCA at week 52
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Alterity says Phase 2 ATH434 slows MSA decline on MuSyCA at week 52
  • Alterity Therapeutics presented new analyses from its Phase 2 ATH434-201 trial in multiple system atrophy during a Late Breaking Science session at American Academy of Neurology annual meeting.
  • Analyses indicated ATH434 slowed functional decline versus placebo on a newly developed composite scale designed to better track disease progression.
  • Results also supported previously reported benefits across daily function and neurological assessment, reinforcing ATH434’s disease-modifying profile.
  • Update positions Alterity to move toward Phase 3 discussions with regulators.


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