180 Life Sciences Adalimumab Study Publishes Positive IIb Dupuytren’s Disease Data
Company Has Started Initial Consultations With US And UK Regulators
Executive Summary
Adalimumab could find itself with a tenth official indication, after 180 Life Sciences found that it was able to effectively treat nodule hardness and size in Dupuytren’s disease during a phase IIb study.
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