Sage Says Brexanolone's SRSE Result Doesn't Mean PPD Studies Will Fail
Executive Summary
The Phase III study for brexanolone in super-refractory status epilepticus did not meet its primary endpoint, but Sage is optimistic about the drug's prospects in postpartum depression and its earlier-stage SAGE-217.
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