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Takeda/Ovid Plan Phase III For Soticlestat In Dravet Syndrome, But Pull Back On LGS

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A Phase II trial of the CH24H inhibitor showed a statistically significant benefit in children with the rare epilepsy syndrome Dravet Syndrome, but not in Lennox-Gastaut syndrome (LGS).

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