The TID data seem better here then the BID, though I am not sure if they are stat sig. In the prior trial I don't believe TID showed a benefit.
The importance to pointing it out is relevance to XNPT's program. Regardless I think they have to get their compound to qD since the drug seems to be fairly well tolerated in these studies.
You evidently misread the press release. The study in question (‘CONFIRM’) does not have a direct statistical comparison of BG-12 to Copaxone; rather, in this study, BG-12 and Copaxone were compared to placebo and each was found to be statsig better.
Although the BG-12 arms were numerically better than the Copaxone arm on the primary endpoint of annualized relapse rate, is it wrong to say (as you did) that BG-12 “beats Copaxone with ease” insofar as there was no statistical test for such a comparison.
doesn't look like it beat copaxone to me. They only show significance vs. PBO. If it beat copaxone, they would have stated that it was superior to copaxone