Study summary
In primary progressive MS, fenebrutinib matched the only approved drug
What was tested
Fenebrutinib pills against ocrelizumab infusions, the one approved treatment for primary progressive MS.
What they found
- Fenebrutinib was no worse than ocrelizumab at slowing disability over at least 120 weeks.
- Deaths occurred in 1.4% on fenebrutinib and 0.2% on ocrelizumab. Investigators judged them unrelated to treatment.
What it means
Could become the first pill for primary progressive MS. The difference in deaths will be examined closely by regulators.
Last reviewed 2026-11-14 by the Find a Trial editorial team.
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