Under-the-skin formulation seen to work better than approved Leqembi
Weekly injections of an investigational formulation of the Alzheimer’s disease therapy Leqembi (lecanemab) worked better than the approved treatment in removing harmful amyloid beta plaques from patients’ brains over six months in a Phase 3 trial. In fact, the subcutaneous or under-the-skin formulation cleared 14% more plaques in…