High-Dose Eylea’s Improved Durability Could Protect Regeneron’s Market Share
As Roche’s Vabysmo Mounts Threat
Executive Summary
The US firm’s high-dose reformulation of Eylea reduced dosing burden for patients with DME and wet AMD in two pivotal studies and could match Roche’s rival drug.
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