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Novartis reports Kesimpta significantly reduces relapses and halts progression in relapsing MS patients, with over 90% achieving NEDA-3 over years.
Novartis reported positive results for Kesimpta (ofatumumab) in treating relapsing multiple sclerosis at the ECTRIMS 2025 conference.
Data from two studies showed that patients switching from oral therapies like fingolimod or fumarates had a very low annual relapse rate of 0.06 and over 90% achieved NEDA-3—no relapses, no new MRI lesions, and no disability progression—over 96 weeks.
In a long-term study, more than 90% of treatment-naive patients maintained NEDA-3 status for up to seven years.
Kesimpta, a monthly self-injected anti-CD20 antibody, targets B-cells and has been approved in over 92 countries, with more than 150,000 patients treated as of August 2025.
Novartis informa que Kesimpta reduce significativamente las recaídas y detiene la progresión en pacientes con esclerosis múltiple recidivante, con más del 90% logrando NEDA- 3 a lo largo de los años.