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Bexicaserin reduced seizures in children with rare epilepsy disorders, showing lasting results and safety in a Phase 2 trial.
Lundbeck reported positive long-term Phase 2 data for bexicaserin in children with rare, drug-resistant developmental and epileptic encephalopathies (DEEs), showing sustained seizure reduction—60.2% at 18 months and 53.7% at 24 months—during the PACIFIC trial and its extension.
The treatment demonstrated a favorable safety profile with minimal drug interactions, offering potential for a first-in-class therapy.
DEEs, which cause severe seizures and developmental delays, lack approved treatments across all subtypes, leaving families with few options.
Results were presented at the 2025 American Epilepsy Society Annual Meeting.
Bexicaserin redujo las convulsiones en niños con trastornos raros de la epilepsia, mostrando resultados duraderos y seguridad en un ensayo de Fase 2.