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Key clinical point: Ubrogepant showed real-world effectiveness for the acute treatment of migraine, with increased treatment satisfaction and a strong intention to continue using the medication.

Major findings: A high proportion of patients reported using ubrogepant for relief from migraine, with satisfaction rates of 75.8% at 2 hours, 83.4% at 4 hours, and 78.5% at 24 hours. Additionally, 85.1% were satisfied with their ability to think clearly and 83.8% were satisfied with returning to normal function. Overall, 90.7% participants intended to continue using ubrogepant and 87.4% reported switching to ubrogepant due to inadequate response to previous migraine treatments.

Study details: This observational cross-sectional study included 302 adults who had received ubrogepant for the acute treatment of migraine within the preceding 14 days; 120 participants reported taking 50 mg ubrogepant and 182 reported taking 100 mg ubrogepant.

Disclosure: The study was funded by AbbVie. Four authors declared being current or former employees of AbbVie and may hold stock in the company. Several authors reported having ties with various sources.

Source: Shewale AR, Poh W, Reed ML, et al. Ubrogepant users' real-world experience: Patients on ubrogepant, characteristics, and outcomes (UNIVERSE) study. Headache. Published online September 26, 2024. Source

 

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Key clinical point: Ubrogepant showed real-world effectiveness for the acute treatment of migraine, with increased treatment satisfaction and a strong intention to continue using the medication.

Major findings: A high proportion of patients reported using ubrogepant for relief from migraine, with satisfaction rates of 75.8% at 2 hours, 83.4% at 4 hours, and 78.5% at 24 hours. Additionally, 85.1% were satisfied with their ability to think clearly and 83.8% were satisfied with returning to normal function. Overall, 90.7% participants intended to continue using ubrogepant and 87.4% reported switching to ubrogepant due to inadequate response to previous migraine treatments.

Study details: This observational cross-sectional study included 302 adults who had received ubrogepant for the acute treatment of migraine within the preceding 14 days; 120 participants reported taking 50 mg ubrogepant and 182 reported taking 100 mg ubrogepant.

Disclosure: The study was funded by AbbVie. Four authors declared being current or former employees of AbbVie and may hold stock in the company. Several authors reported having ties with various sources.

Source: Shewale AR, Poh W, Reed ML, et al. Ubrogepant users' real-world experience: Patients on ubrogepant, characteristics, and outcomes (UNIVERSE) study. Headache. Published online September 26, 2024. Source

 

Key clinical point: Ubrogepant showed real-world effectiveness for the acute treatment of migraine, with increased treatment satisfaction and a strong intention to continue using the medication.

Major findings: A high proportion of patients reported using ubrogepant for relief from migraine, with satisfaction rates of 75.8% at 2 hours, 83.4% at 4 hours, and 78.5% at 24 hours. Additionally, 85.1% were satisfied with their ability to think clearly and 83.8% were satisfied with returning to normal function. Overall, 90.7% participants intended to continue using ubrogepant and 87.4% reported switching to ubrogepant due to inadequate response to previous migraine treatments.

Study details: This observational cross-sectional study included 302 adults who had received ubrogepant for the acute treatment of migraine within the preceding 14 days; 120 participants reported taking 50 mg ubrogepant and 182 reported taking 100 mg ubrogepant.

Disclosure: The study was funded by AbbVie. Four authors declared being current or former employees of AbbVie and may hold stock in the company. Several authors reported having ties with various sources.

Source: Shewale AR, Poh W, Reed ML, et al. Ubrogepant users' real-world experience: Patients on ubrogepant, characteristics, and outcomes (UNIVERSE) study. Headache. Published online September 26, 2024. Source

 

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