Irlab Parkinson's Pact With Ipsen Up In The Air
Setback For Mesdopetam In Mid-Stage Study
Executive Summary
The Swedish firm’s Parkinson's disease drug has failed to hit its primary endpoint in a Phase IIb study but Irlab believes that positive results on secondary goals merit further development of mesdopetam.
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