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Positive trial efficacy data combined with a substantial funding infusion typically triggers upside in biotech/pharma names; TEVA may see additional upside as Phase 2b vitiligo data and potential later-stage milestones approach.
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Teva reported positive topline results from TEV '408's Phase 2a trial in adults with celiac disease, meeting the primary endpoint and showing a favorable safety profile. The anti-IL-15 antibody reduced gluten-induced intestinal damage and improved GI symptoms versus placebo. Teva also advanced TEV '408 in vitiligo with a Phase 2b plan and secured up to $500 million from Royalty Pharma to accelerate development.
TEV '408 Phase 2a met primary endpoint in celiac disease; -0.43 vs -0.88 placebo.
TEV '408 demonstrated favorable safety; well-tolerated with no safety signals.
Royalty Pharma to fund up to $500 million to accelerate TEV '408 development.
TEV '408 also advancing to Phase 2b for vitiligo after encouraging Phase 1b results.
Teva shares rose about 2.7% to $37.18 on the news.
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