Human medicines European public assessment report (EPAR): Emgality, galcanezumab, Migraine Disorders, Date of authorisation: 14/11/2018, Revision: 10, Status: Authorised
Emgality was shown to be effective at reducing the number of days patients suffer migraines in 3 main studies. Overall, Emgality led to 2 fewer days with migraines per month compared with placebo (a dummy treatment).
In two studies involving 1,784 patients who had migraines between 4 and 14 days a month, those treated with Emgality had 4 or 5 fewer days with migraines per month, compared with 2 to 3 fewer days for patients on a placebo injection.
In a third study of 1,117 patients who had migraines for more than 15 days a month on average (chronic migraine), those treated with Emgality had on average around 5 fewer days with migraines per month compared with around 3 fewer days for patients on placebo.
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