Incyte’s Jakafi Flunks In Phase III Myelofibrosis Study As Loss Of Exclusivity Nears
Executive Summary
The company said it would discontinue the Phase III LIMBER-304 trial in patients who had inadequate response to Jakafi when an analysis indicated the study would not reach its primary endpoint.
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