Robyn Karnauskas of Deutsche Bank forecasts that US Tysabri sales will fall from $633M in 2010 to $376M in 2015 as newer and safer MS drugs reach the market.
I'm all in for safer, IF EFFECTIVE, MS treatments. (My wife is on Tysabri after failing Copaxone.)
BUT what I am hearing is that Gilenia carries a cancer risk. Weighing a quantifiable PML risk against an unquantifiable cancer risk versus the ravages of MS is awful.
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There are times when rules and precedents cannot be broken; others when they cannot be adhered to with safety. (Thomas Joplin)