Valbenazine's Consistent But Weak Effect In Tourette Dismays Neurocrine
Executive Summary
In "very top-line" Phase IIb data, the magnitude of the treatment effect for valbenazine in children with Tourette syndrome was weaker than expected, and its loss from active development means there will be only a handful of candidates under evaluation for the disorder.
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