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Johnson & Johnson Reports P-III (ASTRO) Trial Data of SC Tremfya for Ulcerative Colitis (UC)

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  • J&J has reported P-III (ASTRO) trial data assessing Tremfya SC induction (400mg at Wks. 0, 4 & 8) followed by either Tremfya 100mg SC Q8W or 200mg SC Q4W vs PBO in adults with mod. to sev. active UC; sBLA under the US FDA’s review
  • At Wk. 24, trial showed improved clinical remission rates of 35.3% (100mg) & 36.4% (200mg) vs 9.4%, with superior symptomatic remission (54.7% & 50.0% vs 25.2%) & endoscopic improvement (40.3% & 45% vs 12.2%); clinical response was 63.3% & 61.4% vs 30.9%
  • Subgroup analyses showed significant benefits across EPs in both biologic & JAK inhibitor-naïve & refractory pts at 24wks.; data was presented at DDW 2025

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