Vir Biotechnology meets primary endpoint in Phase 3 ECLIPSE 1 trial for chronic Hepatitis Delta

Vir Biotechnology meets primary endpoint in Phase 3 ECLIPSE 1 trial for chronic Hepatitis Delta
Vir Biotechnology passes Phase 3 trial

Vir Biotechnology announced that its Phase 3 ECLIPSE 1 trial evaluating elebsiran and tobevibart in chronic Hepatitis Delta has met its primary endpoint.

The achievement marks a significant clinical milestone for the company, potentially paving the way for further development of these treatments targeting a serious liver infection. Vir Biotechnology will provide more details on the results in an upcoming conference call.

Vir Biotechnology previously pushed forward its Phase 3 ECLIPSE program for a potential Hepatitis Delta treatment, addressing unmet medical needs, according to an earlier update (link). The company has also entered a multi-program agreement with Gilead Sciences to develop dual-masked TCEs for solid tumor indications (link). These initiatives reflect Vir’s continued activity in advancing clinical programs across different therapeutic areas.

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