CSL Behring Nears Market With Easier-To-Administer HAE Prophylactic
Executive Summary
CSL Behring’s long-acting subcutaneous C1 inhibitor formulation, CSL830, has confirmed its efficacy for the prevention of hereditary angioedema (HAE) attacks, and is expected to be introduced this year, giving it initial traction in what could become a crowded sector.
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