Teva Says Anti-IL-15 Drug Meets Primary Endpoint in Phase 2a Celiac Disease Trial
- Teva will present pipeline updates at its first R&D Day today, targeting $6–7 billion in innovative medicines revenue by 2030.
- An anti-IL-15 Phase 2a trial in celiac disease met its primary endpoint; a Phase 2b study is expected in second-half 2027.
- TEV-'408 is advancing into a Phase 2/3 vitiligo study following encouraging Phase 1b results.
- Anti-PD-1/IL-2 ATTENUKINE has shown early efficacy signals with a favorable safety profile in an ongoing Phase 1 advanced cancer trial.
- The pipeline could support one innovative medicine launch annually through 2030, with more than $10 billion in combined peak sales potential.
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