AbbVie Ready To Leverage Migraine Franchise In Crowded Market

Qulipta Adds Indication Not Covered By Botox, Ubrelvy

The US FDA approved the oral CGRP inhibitor Qulipta (atogepant) for migraine prevention, making AbbVie the only company with three drugs for three different migraine indications.

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AbbVie brings seventh CGRP inhibitor to crowded migraine market • Source: Alamy

AbbVie Inc. has expanded its migraine franchise to three drugs with three different indications with the US Food and Drug Administration approval of its second CGRP inhibitor Qulipta (atogepant). It remains to be seen whether the triple-drug offering will provide a competitive advantage in the increasingly crowded anti-CGRP space, but the big pharma is expected to use its relatively long-term presence in the migraine market to its advantage.

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