Article: New Study Reinforces Safety and Clinical Efficacy of ALK-Abello's Tablet Against Grass Pollen Allergy.

COPENHAGEN, Denmark, January 6 /PRNewswire/ -- According to preliminary results from a new study (GT-07) announced today, ALK-Abello's ground-breaking tablet-based allergy immunotherapy treatment reduces rhino-conjunctivitis (hay fever) symptoms by 37%, whilst reducing the need for symptom relieving medication by 41% (compared with placebo).

The GT-07 study demonstrates the efficacy and confirms the favourable safety profile of the grass tablet, recently reported in the phase IIb/III trial (GT-02) - the largest allergy immunotherapy study ever performed[1].

"These are exciting results for ALK-Abello," commented Jens Bager, CEO, ALK-Abello A/S. "This ...

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