Johnson & Johnson Concludes Work on Addex's ADX71149 Epilepsy Treatment
Johnson & Johnson Ends Development of ADX71149
Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) has reportedly made the decision to cease its development program for the epilepsy drug candidate ADX71149, which was being developed in partnership with Addex (ADXN). The decision signifies a substantial shift in J&J's research focus.
Implications for the Pharmaceutical Industry
- Challenges in drug development
- Impact on epilepsy treatment options
- Future strategies of Addex
This withdrawal not only affects J&J but also poses questions about the future trajectory of Addex in the competitive pharmaceutical landscape.
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