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Neurocrine Presents P-III Studies (KINECT 3 & 4) Results of Ingrezza (valbenazine) for Tardive Dyskinesia and Schizophrenia or Schizoaffective Disorder at SIRS 2023

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Neurocrine Presents P-III Studies (KINECT 3 & 4) Results of Ingrezza (valbenazine) for Tardive Dyskinesia and Schizophrenia or Schizoaffective Disorder at SIRS 2023

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  • The post hoc analysis results from P-III studies evaluating TD improvement & stability of psychiatric symptoms of Ingrezza (40 & 80mg) in 234 & 163 patients. Patients who were unable to tolerate 80mg dosage were permitted a dose decrease to 40mg
  • The results showed that ≥90% of patients treated with Ingrezza (VMAT2 inhibitor) had a clinician-reported (CGI-TD - 94.3%) or patient-reported (PGIC = 91.9%) rating of "minimally improved" or better @48wk.
  • ≥75% had global improvements as indicated by CGI-TD (79.7%) or PGIC (78.0%) ratings of "much improved" or better, -0.5 & -3.2 mean change from baseline to 48wk. in CDSS & PANSS total score with stability across subscales in PANSS total score & the results were consistent with prior studies

Ref: PRNewswire | Image: Neurocrine

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