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Default Preliminary results from Biogen's Phase 1 study of alpha synuclein & PD (BIIB054)
"Preliminary results from the first study of BIIB054 in patients with [Parkinson's] shows a favorable [pharmacokinetics], safety and tolerability profiles, providing rationale for further clinical development,"

#AAN218 Biogen's BIIB54 Posts Positive Data in Parkinson's Trial
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