EISAI
Trademark Status LIVE
Expiration 13.06.2027

Grant

Russian Federation

2024-06-07

1.409.072™

RU

359053

04.09.2008

Application

Russian Federation

2024-06-07

1.409.072™

RU APP

2007717363

13.06.2007

Classes

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Owner

Эйсей Эр&Ди Менеджмент Ко., Лтд., 6-10, Койсикава -- чоум, Банкио-ку, Токио 112-8088, Япония (JP)

Registrator

Е.А.Вершинской, "Гоулингз Интернэшнл Инк.", Пречистенский пер., --, стр.1, 4-й этаж, Москва, 119034

Classes

05

NICE Classification

  • фармацевтические, ветеринарные и гигиенические препараты, препараты для уничтожения вредных животных, фунгициды, гербициды;
  • бумага промасленная для медицинских целей, фармацевтическая вода, марля для перевязок, капсулы для фармацевтических целей, повязки глазные, используемые в медицинских целях, бандажи для ушей, прокладки гигиенические, женские;
  • салфетки, подушечки гигиенические;
  • трусы гигиенические;
  • вата гигроскопическая;
  • лейкопластырь, бандажи перевязочные, коллодий для фармацевтических целей;
  • подушечки, используемые при кормлении грудью, материалы для зубных слепков, цементы зубные, материалы абразивные стоматологические, мастики для зубов, браслеты для медицинских целей, пеленки гигиенические, для страдающих недержанием, бумага клейкая от мух, бумага с особой пропиткой от моли, лактоза, молоко сухое для детского питания, сперма для искусственного оплодотворения;

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2023-11-20
positive
Clinical trials are underway or completed for at least seven Alzheimer's vaccines. Eisai and Biogen's newly launched Leqembi and Eli Lilly's donanemab are two such treatments.
2023-11-20
positive
Clinical trials are underway or completed for at least seven Alzheimer’s vaccines. Eisai and Biogen's newly launched Leqembi and Eli Lilly's donanemab are now under U.S. regulatory review.
2023-11-07
positive
Japanese drugmaker Eisai said on Tuesday it was targeting revenue of 10 billion yen ($66.5 million) from its recently approved Alzheimer's drug, Leqembi, by March 2024. The company said the launch of Lequembi in the United States was progressing as planned.
2023-11-07
positive
Japanese drugmaker Eisai said on Tuesday it was targeting revenue of 10 billion yen ($66.5 million) from its recently approved Alzheimer's drug, Leqembi, by March 2024. Jefferies analyst Michael Yee estimated the drug to generate revenue of $28 million in 2023. U.S. partner Biogen will report third-quarter results on Nov. 8.
2023-10-28
positive
Alzheimer’s drug Leqembi may be given as a set of two weekly shots at home. Eisai says it plans to file an application for FDA approval of the weekly shot form next year.
2023-09-25
positive
Japan's health ministry has approved Eisai's Alzheimer treatment Leqembi. The development comes after a health ministry panel recommended the drug's approval. The drug is the first treatment shown to slow progression of the disease.
2023-09-25
positive
Japan's health ministry approves Eisai's Alzheimer treatment Leqembi. The drug is co-developed with U.S.-based Biogen. It is the first treatment shown to slow progression of the disease for people in the earlier stages.
2023-09-25
positive
Novo Nordisk and Valo to research cardiometabolic treatments. Novartis confirms Sandoz spin-off for October 4, 2023. Japan approves Alzheimer treatment Leqembi by Eisai and Biogen.
2023-09-25
positive
Japan's Eisai said on Monday its Alzheimer's treatment developed with Biogen, Leqembi, was approved by the country's health ministry. The drug is the first treatment shown to slow progression of the disease for people in the earlier stages of Alzheimer's.
2023-09-23
negative
Merck and Eisai said on Friday a combination of their cancer therapies did not prolong the lives of patients in two late-stage studies. The pairing of Merck's blockbuster immunotherapy Keytruda and EIsai's Lenvima has previously failed in studies evaluating it in other cancers.
2023-09-22
negative
Merck's Keytruda and Eisai's Lenvima failed in two late-stage studies. Pairing has failed in studies evaluating it in patients with head-and-neck cancer, skin cancer and colon cancer.
2023-09-22
negative
Merck's Keytruda and Eisai's Lenvima did not prolong the lives of patients in two late-stage studies testing it as a treatment for a type of lung cancer. The pairing has previously failed in studies evaluating it in patients with head-and-neck cancer, skin cancer and colon cancer.
2023-08-26
negative
Danish drugmaker Novo Nordisk aims to convince Europeans governments to pay for its obesity drug Wegovy for the most overweight or those with co-morbidities. Merck, Eisai discontinue late-stage study for combo cancer therapy. Alnylam Pharmaceuticals to appeal ruling on patents related to Moderna's COVID vaccines.
2023-08-25
negative
Merck & Co and partner Eisai said on Friday they will shut down a late-stage study testing an experimental combination therapy for a type of head and neck cancer. Former President Trump tweeted for the first time in more than two years on Thursday night.
2023-08-25
negative
Merck's Keytruda in combination with Eisai's Lenvima failed to achieve statistical significance in one of the three main goals of the study.
2023-08-21
positive
The expert panel's decision sets the stage for official approval of the drug. Leqembi was co-developed by Japan's Eisai and U.S.-based Biogen.
2023-08-21
positive
The expert panel's decision sets the stage for official approval of the drug. Leqembi is co-developed by Japan's Eisai and U.S.-based Biogen. The company expects to begin marketing the drug within about 60 days.
2023-08-16
positive
Eisai's Leqembi and Biogen's Aduhelm are approved for older adults with mild cognitive impairment or early-stage Alzheimer's disease. Less than 1 in 10 patients at this point in the disease may be prescribed them. The estimate is based on how drugmakers studied the drugs in clinical trials.
2023-08-11
positive
Leqembi is the first medicine that's been convincingly shown to slow the cognitive decline caused by Alzheimer's. About 76% of the people taking the drug will be covered by Medicare, according to the drugmaker Eisai.
2023-08-11
positive
Leqembi is the first medicine that's been convincingly shown to slow the cognitive decline caused by Alzheimer's. About 76% of the people taking the drug will be covered by Medicare, according to the drugmaker Eisai.

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