Ebixa dosing made easier

on the 30 October 2008

Ebixa (memantine) is now licensed for once-daily administration in the treatment of patients with moderate to severe Alzheimer's disease.

A new 20mg tablet has been added to the Ebixa range to simplify the once-daily administration and a new treatment initiation pack has been launched to aid titration.

View Ebixa drug record

Further information: Lundbeck

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