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Teva, Lilly and Amgen join battle for new $8bn migraine prevention market

 
• By Alexandra Shimmings

New biologicals targeting the CGRP pathway could prove to be the biggest thing to hit the migraine market since the triptans in the 1990s, mid-stage data presented at the recent American Headache Society meeting in Washington suggest.

New biologicals targeting the CGRP pathway could prove to be the biggest thing to hit the migraine market since the triptans in the 1990s, mid-stage data presented at the recent American Headache Society meeting in Washington suggest.

The Washington DC meeting heard new Phase IIb data from two products from Teva and Lilly, TEV-48125 and LY2951742, together with open-label extension data from a Phase IIb study of the current leader, Amgen's AMG-334, in preventing episodic migraine that has experts excited

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