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Biogen to present Phase 2 CELIA data for tau-targeting Alzheimer’s drug diranersen at AAIC 2026
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Biogen to present Phase 2 CELIA data for tau-targeting Alzheimer’s drug diranersen at AAIC 2026
  • Biogen outlined new Alzheimer’s disease data disclosures planned for AAIC 2026 in London on July 12-15.
  • Phase 2 CELIA results for diranersen in early Alzheimer’s were previously released as topline findings in May 2026.
  • Initial clinical, biomarker, and safety findings from CELIA will be presented in a future AAIC session on July 14.
  • Additional AAIC presentations will focus on lecanemab, including emerging evidence for subcutaneous dosing, at-home use, and real-world experience.
  • Biogen also flagged three-year post-approval LEADER analyses, including maintenance dosing and patient pathway findings, for AAIC presentation.


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