BMS positions Cobenfy as safer alternative ahead of pivotal Alzheimer’s psychosis readout
Bristol Myers Squibb is promoting its schizophrenia drug Cobenfy as a potentially safer treatment for Alzheimer's disease psychosis, a condition affecting 30-50% of Alzheimer's patients for which no approved treatments currently exist. Unlike existing antipsychotics and some Alzheimer's therapies that carry boxed warnings for elderly patients, Cobenfy does not have such warnings, making safety a key differentiator. The company is awaiting pivotal Phase 3 ADEPT-2 study data later this year, which was delayed in late 2025 due to "irregularities" at some study sites.
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