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Health · Drug development · published 2026-10-08 · via Endpoints News

Argenx ends Sjögren's Phase 3 after miss, while celiac study succeeds

Argenx reported mixed outcomes from its autoimmune pipeline: a Phase 3 trial in Sjögren's failed, while a celiac disease study succeeded. The failure drew more attention and sent the company's shares lower. Argenx is stopping the Sjögren's Phase 3 trial.

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Argenx’s update covered two parts of its autoimmune pipeline. A Phase 3 Sjögren’s trial did not succeed, and the company is ending that late-stage effort. A separate celiac disease study produced a positive result. The Sjögren’s miss appeared to weigh more heavily on investors, as Argenx shares fell after the mixed report. The contrast highlights how a single pipeline can deliver both setbacks and advances at the same time.

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