Akero’s Phase II Success Could Augur Brighter Days For NASH R&D
Executive Summary
With Akero’s FGF21 analog showing ability to reduce fibrosis and resolve non-alcoholic steatohepatitis, some analysts think classmate BIO89-100 could yield a better overall profile. NASH data are starting to pour in.
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