BioCryst Study Shows 30% Drop in Angioedema-Related Medical Visits After Switch to Orladeyo
- BioCryst Pharmaceuticals announced two real-world studies showing reduced healthcare use among hereditary angioedema patients starting or switching to Orladeyo.
- Patients switching from another preventive therapy had significantly fewer angioedema-related medical visits; hospitalization reductions were not statistically significant.
- New preventive-treatment users experienced reductions in emergency visits and hospitalizations, with no statistically significant differences between Orladeyo and comparator therapies.
- Results will be presented November 13-14 at the American College of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology's 2026 annual meeting in Phoenix.
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