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Fremanezumab, first US FDA approved 'mab for preventive treatment of migraine in adults

Fremanezumab, first US FDA approved 'mab for preventive treatment of migraine in adults Fremanezumab, first US FDA approved 'mab for preventive treatment of migraine in adults
Fremanezumab, first US FDA approved 'mab for preventive treatment of migraine in adults Fremanezumab, first US FDA approved 'mab for preventive treatment of migraine in adults

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This report compiles the breakthrough in the development of Fremanezumab beginning to first approval in the USA for the preventive therapy among the migraineurs.

A sigh of relief for migraineurs, the US FDA has recently approved Fremanezumab preventive treatment of migraine among adults. Migraine is one of the primary cause of disability that causes a severe headache with photophobia, phonophobia, nausea and vomiting. Fremanezumab is a fully humanized monoclonal antibody that mainly targets the calcitonin gene-related peptide, a vasodilatory neuropeptide associated with the migraine pathophysiology. In a report of the multinational, phase III studies, Fremanezumab significantly decreases the requirement for acute headache medication use, headache-related disability, and migraine incidence as compared to the placebo.

A phase II development for the preventive treatment of post-traumatic headache disorder and phase III development for the preventive treatment of cluster headache analysis of Fremanezumab is also under process. A regulatory evaluation for Fremanezumab as preventive therapy of migraine among adults is also initiated in the EU. With all these trials, Fremanezumab is on the way to becoming a first global approval medication for migraine prevention. 

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Drugs

Article:

Fremanezumab: First Global Approval

Authors:

Sheridan M. Hoy

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