BMS's Zeposia Shines in Ulcerative Colitis Phase III Study
Success Augurs Well For S1P Drug Class in UC
Executive Summary
BMS’s S1P receptor modulator met endpoints in a Phase III trial treating patients with moderate to severe ulcerative colitis, boosting the drug class’s prospects in that condition.
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