RISE-PD Full Data Highlight IPX203’s Impa... - Cure Parkinson's
RISE-PD Full Data Highlight IPX203’s Impact as Promising Parkinson Treatment
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extended-release carbidopa-levodopa (CD/LD)
Indeed, it seems like old wine in new bottles. Moreover, the comparison with IR CD-LD is comparing apples with oranges. One would think that a comparison with ER CD-LD would make more sense, but of course the outcome would then be somewhat less spectacular. Yet the following study shows that when comparing with Rytary, there is indeed an interesting difference, because IPX203 has a significantly longer pharmacodynamic effect.
Worry is that cost will be high making insurers reluctant in the US and unavailable in UK. Only useful if available
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