End Of The Line For AstraZeneca’s Tralokinumab In Asthma
Executive Summary
Another Phase III failure looks likely to spell the end for AstraZeneca’s tralokinumab in severe uncontrolled asthma. The company’s eyes are now firmly fixed on benralizumab.
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