Phase III Lasmiditan Data Strengthens Lilly's Dual Migraine Strategy
Executive Summary
Lilly will submit lasmiditan for FDA approval after a second positive Phase III study, giving the company a product to stop migraine when its galcanezumab isn't able to prevent the headaches.
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