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Amgen新型调脂药evolocumabIII期研究成功

发布时间:2014年01月26日 15:54:52

1月23日Amgen公布了在研PCSK9抑制剂evolocumab III期研究(GAUSS-2)首批结果。307例他汀不耐受高脂血症患者随机接受evolocumab+安慰剂或ezetimibe。第12周LDL及第10,12周LDL-C较基线下降比例到达主要终点。与ezetimibe相比的LDL-C下降比例与GAUSS II期研究结果一致。

 

Evolocumab meets primary efficacy endpoints in phase 3 study


 

Positive Results with Evolocumab for High Cholesterol


Positive Results with Evolocumab for High Cholesterol

 

Evolocumab, a PCSK9 inhibitor, showed favorable results from a phase 3 trial assessing its efficacy as a cholesterol-lowering therapy in statin-intolerant patients, according to a press release issued by Amgen.

 

The drug, an investigational fully human monoclonal antibody, achieved its co-primary endpoints of percent reduction from baseline in LDL at 12 weeks, and mean percent reduction in LDL at 10 and 12 weeks.

 

The multicenter, double blind GAUSS-2 trial included a cohort of 307 patients with high cholesterol who experienced muscle-related side effects when treated with effective doses of at least two different statins. Patients were randomly assigned to one of the following treatment groups:

 

Similar safety results were observed across the four groups, with headache, myalgia, extremity pain and muscle spasms the most common adverse events, according to the release.

 

The trial is one of 13 phase 3 studies assessing evolocumab, which will include a planned total of more than 28,000 patients. In other trials within the program, the company will also 

 

evaluate the efficacy of the drug in combination with statins and as a standalone therapy among patients 

 

with hyperlipidemia, as well as among patients with heterozygous and homozygous familial hypercholesterolemia.

 

“We are pleased to continue to see promising results from the phase 3 studies in our comprehensive development program for evolocumab,” Sean E. Harper, MD,

 

Data from GAUSS-2 will be submitted to a future medical conference and for publication, according to the release.

 

 

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