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Eli Lilly Announces Data Supporting Biomarker-Guided Treatment Stopping for Kisunla

Eli Lilly presents data showing that patients with Alzheimer's disease can stop Kisunla (donanemab) treatment when amyloid plaque is cleared, maintaining clinical benefits.

Eli Lilly and Company today presented data from the TRAILBLAZER-ALZ 2 trial showing that patients with early Alzheimer's disease who stopped Kisunla (donanemab-azbt) treatment after achieving amyloid plaque clearance maintained clinical benefits through the end of the trial. Among patients who completed treatment due to amyloid clearance, 71% maintained amyloid negativity at 76 weeks. Clinical outcomes in patients who stopped treatment were comparable to those who continued treatment. These results support a biomarker-guided treatment stopping approach for Kisunla, potentially reducing treatment duration and associated costs for patients.

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