Danish pharmaceutical company Lundbeck has reported positive results, achieving its primary efficacy endpoint, in the cohort of the Proceed study treated with multiple intravenous doses. This is an adaptive Phase IIb study focused on dose determination and administration route for bocunebart, according to a press release.

The study investigated bocunebart as a potential preventive treatment for migraine in a population that had experienced 1-4 prior failed preventive therapies over the past ten years. Bocunebart was generally well tolerated, and no new safety signals were identified during the Proceed study.