Ferring says personalized fertility treatment is safer, just as effective

5 July 2017
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A new analysis of Phase III data relating to the fertility treatment Rekovelle (follitropin delta) has been presented by privately-held Swiss firm Ferring Pharmaceuticals.

The company is exploring the use of patient data to provide personalized treatment options.

One analysis shows a favorable safety profile in women with high anti-Müllerian hormone (AMH) levels. The data also showed that cumulative live birth rates were similar between women receiving Rekovelle and conventional follitropin alfa treatment.

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