Troriluzole, an investigational oral symptomatic treatment developed by Biohaven for Alzheimer’s disease, did not work better than a placebo in alleviating cognitive impairments and reducing brain volume loss in patients with mild-to-moderate disease, according to top-line data from a Phase 2/3 trial. However, a subgroup analysis — performed in the subset of study patients with milder forms of Alzheimer’s — suggested troriluzole might help preserve cognitive abilities and brain volume in people at the earlier…
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