Amgen's Repatha Emerges Unscathed In GLAGOV PCSK9 Imaging Study

Full data from GLAGOV imaging study shows value of driving LDL below 60 mg/dL and presents no red flags for outcomes data due in first quarter of 2017.

The full dataset from Amgen Inc.'s GLAGOV imaging study shows a solid magnitude of plaque regression associated with the PCSK9 inhibitor Repatha and presents no red flags ahead of the release of outcomes data, which are expected in early 2017.

GLAGOV is an intravascular ultrasound study examining the use of a monthly Repatha injection on top of background statin therapy compared with statin therapy alone in 968 patients undergoing coronary...

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