Danish drugmaker ALK-Abello reports that a new trial has shown its allergic rhinitis treatment, Grazax, demonstrates significant reduction in asthma symptoms in children aged from five to 16 years.
The GT-12 clinical trial compared the effects of Grazax with symptomatic medication versus symptomatic medication alone. The Grazax combination showed a 64% reduction in symptoms experienced by patients in the trial, with a 67% reduction in the number of days when asthma symptoms presented. The results are comparable to similar adult trials conducted in 2006.
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