Patients treated with ligelizumab achieve freedom from signs and symptoms of chronic spontaneous urticaria regardless of the angioedema status at baseline
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Complete freedom from chronic spontaneous urticaria signs and symptoms is associated with sleep and dermatology quality-of-life improvements: Data from the phase 2b ligelizumab study
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High rate of complete response achieved with ligelizumab in patients with moderate to severe chronic spontaneous urticaria throughout the Phase 2b core study
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Ligelizumab achieves sustained symptom control up to 1 year in the majority of patients with chronic spontaneous urticaria: Results of the 1-year extension study of the Phase 2b trial
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