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Pharma Two B to Present Additional Positive Results from P2B001 Phase 3 Trial at 2023 American Academy of Neurology Annual Meeting

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Results showed P2B001, a once-daily fixed-dose combination of low dose pramipexole and low dose rasagiline, showed comparable efficacy to marketed optimally titrated pramipexole, with significantly reduced sleep-related and dopaminergic side effectsData analysis also confirmed patients treated with P2B001 developed significantly less new-onset excessive daytime sleepiness when compared to marketed pramipexole

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