satralizumab

Also known as Enspryng.

Latest news on satralizumab

21 October 2026
Genentech unveils pivotal neuroimmunology Phase III data at MSToronto2026

Phase III fenebrutinib data show reduced chronic active MS lesions and a 55% ARR cut; Ocrevus shows durable pediatric and older-adult control; Enspryng supports MOGAD attack reduction.

16 October 2026
Roche's Enspryng wins FDA approval for thyroid eye disease

A first‑in‑class IL‑6R inhibitor and the first and only at‑home subcutaneous treatment option for thyroid eye disease.

15 October 2026
Genentech's Enspryng approved by FDA as first at‑home subcutaneous IL‑6R therapy for thyroid eye disease

FDA clears the first at‑home subcutaneous IL‑6R treatment for TED; Phase III SatraGO‑2 showed marked proptosis and diplopia improvements and safety consistent with prior NMOSD data.

10 September 2026
Roche's Enspryng granted FDA Priority Review for MOGAD

FDA accepted the application for satralizumab for adult and adolescent MOGAD and granted Priority Review with a decision due 10 Jan 2027; EMA validated the MAA, EC decision expected Q3 2027.

10 September 2026
Roche: FDA grants Priority Review for Enspryng in MOGAD

FDA to decide by 10 Jan 2027 on satralizumab for MOGAD after Phase III METEOROID showed 68% relapse risk reduction; EMA validation pending EC decision in Q3 2027.

9 September 2026
Genentech: FDA grants Priority Review for Enspryng in MOGAD

Priority Review follows Phase III METEOROID showing 68% relapse risk reduction; FDA decision expected Jan 10, 2027; EMA validated the MOGAD filing with EC decision due Q3 2027.

31 July 2026
Chugai files for Enspryng indication to prevent relapses in MOGAD in Japan

Regulatory submission seeks approval of satralizumab to prevent relapse in MOG antibody‑associated disease after Phase III showed a 68% risk reduction.

30 June 2026
Roche’s Enspryng wins FDA Priority Review for at‑home subcutaneous TED treatment

FDA accepted an sBLA and granted Priority Review for the first at‑home subcutaneous option for thyroid eye disease; decision expected 15 Oct 2026.