Investigator Sponsored Studies (ISS) Areas of Interest

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Teva supports Investigator Sponsored Studies (ISS) that will further
the understanding of our disease entities treatment paradigms,
and the appropriate use of medicines, consistent with Teva’s scientific and medical interests.

The Areas of Interest (AOI) outlined below represent therapeutic fields and products where Teva may consider supporting ISS proposals.

These AOI are non‑exclusive and are intended to provide general guidance to investigators.

ISS proposals that are consistent with or complementary to Teva’s scientific and medical interests, including but not limited to the AOI listed below, may be considered following internal review.

All ISS submissions must be investigator‑initiated and non‑solicited by Teva.
Certain Areas of Interest (AOI) described on this page may relate to uses or indications that are not approved or authorized
for the relevant medicinal products in one or more jurisdictions.

The inclusion of such off label indications is provided solely for scientific and medical information purposes in the context of investigator sponsored studies and does not constitute promotion, recommendation, or encouragement of any off label use.

All investigator sponsored studies are initiated, designed, conducted, and analyzed independently by the investigator, and any decision by Teva to support a study is subject to internal review and applicable laws, regulations, and company policies.

Listing an off label indication within the AOI does not imply endorsement, pre approval, or commitment by Teva to support
any specific proposal.


Neurology

Headache & Migraine

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  • Evaluation of benefit of early-stage migraine  treatment initiation and/or sustained long-term treatment (>2 years).
  • Prospective studies that evaluate migraine treatment patients with active cardiovascular disease or risk factors.
  • Migraine or Headache biomarkers related to treatment response.
  • Observational RWE studies.
  • Basic migraine or headache research in pre-clinical space (e.g. bone density evaluation)
  • Pediatric migraine.
  • Interictal symptoms / non-headache symptoms of migraine.
  • Proposals that do not overlap with Teva current clinical development program.

Areas of interest that are not being considered for review and support:

  • Fremanezumab for indications:
    • Post Traumatic Headache.
    • Fibromyalgia.
    • Status migrainosus.
    • Rosacea.
    • Comorbid depression.
  • New indications for Fremanezumab.
  • Fremanezumab in pregnant patient populations.
  • Head-to-Head Comparison.

Huntington’s Disease and Tardive Dyskinesia

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Huntington’s Disease specific topics:

  • Use of deutetrabenazine in conjunction with antipsychotic medications in HD.
  • Use of deutetrabenazine in early versus later stage Chorea in HD.

Areas of interest that are not being considered for review and support:

  • Pediatric patient populations.

Tardive Dyskinesia specific topics

  • Studies that evaluate effect of deutetrabenazine on a range of severity of TD movements.
  • Studies that evaluate early disease treatment with deutetrabenazine on TD natural history and/or severity of TD.
  • Studies that evaluate deutetrabenazine in management of underlying psychiatric condition symptoms.
  • Epidemiology and pathophysiology of TD and long-term health risks.
  • Studies exploring deutetrabenazine long-term association with psychiatric outcomes and quality of life.
  • Use of deutetrabenazine for TD in the following, but not limited to, subpopulations:
    • elderly patients (>=65).
    • patients with neurological disorders.
    • older adolescents and young adults

Areas of interest that are not being considered for review and support:

  • Pediatric patient populations.

HD and/or TD

  • Understand real world use patterns of deutetrabenazine (includes patient population, position in the treatment algorithm, outcomes, long term use, and healthcare utilization).
  • Studies that evaluate deutetrabenazine in diseases other than HD/TD.
  • Studies that evaluate Quality of Life and impact of TD/HD and the effect of deutetrabenazine.
  • Burden of Illness (Quality of Life, Physical Functioning and/or impact).
  • Real world prospective use of deutetrabenazine in different regions.

Areas of interest that are not being considered for review and support:

  • Basic research (pre-clinical).
  • Areas that have previously been investigated for deutetrabenazine, e.g. Cerebral Palsy, Tourette Syndrome in pediatric.

Psychiatry

Product related [Risperidone extended-release injectable (TV-46000) ]; (in countries where the product has been approved and is available)

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  • TV-46000 Switching, initiation, persistence and discontinuation.
  • Real-world treatment patterns and ease of TV-46000 use.
  • Impact of TV-46000 on healthcare resource utilization (HCRU) and costs.
  • Further demonstration of TV-46000 efficacy/tolerability from clinical data and real-world populations.
  • Real-world use of TV-46000 in early-phase patients with schizophrenia (<5 years since diagnosis including first episode psychosis [FEP]).
  • Real-world use of TV-46000 in early-phase patients with Bipolar I disorder (BD-I).
  • Characterization of TV-46000 on biomarkers and non-clinical outcomes.
  • Use of TV-46000 in additional indications of interest apart from schizophrenia in adolescents.
  • Impact of TV-46000 on patient reported outcomes (PROs) – quality of life (QoL), functioning and/or multi-dimensional impact.
  • Real world management of LAI administration and patient experience.

Schizophrenia Disease related [can be risperidone- and /or olanzapine-related treatment landscape]

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  • LAI unmet needs and challenges in schizophrenia treatment.
  • Predictors and consequences of relapse in patients with schizophrenia including but not limited to breakthrough psychosis in patients treated with LAI antipsychotics.
  • Impact of social determinants of health on barriers to utilization of LAI antipsychotics and navigation of these barriers.
  • Effect of LAI antipsychotic treatment on clinical outcomes, treatment patterns and healthcare resource utilization (HCRU) prior to treatment resistant schizophrenia (TRS) diagnosis /clozapine use [understand patient treatment journey prior to clozapine use].
  • Burden and impact of suboptimally treated psychosis in Schizophrenia.
  • Understand lack of LAI persistence in people living with schizophrenia, treatment outcomes following discontinuation and how to mitigate.
  • Effect of switching to LAIs on patient reported outcomes (PROs) – quality of life (QoL), functioning and/or multi-dimensional impact.
  • Predictors of cardiometabolic side effects in patients with schizophrenia treated with antipsychotic medications.
  • Impact of weight mitigation therapies in patients experiencing antipsychotic-induced weight gain.

Bipolar disorder 1 (BD-I) Disease related

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  • LAI unmet needs and challenges in BD-I treatment.
  • Predictors and consequences of relapse in patients with BD-I including but not limited to breakthrough mania in patients on LAI antipsychotics.
  • Impact of social determinants of health on barriers to utilization of LAI antipsychotics and navigation of these barriers.
  • Effect of LAI antipsychotic treatment on clinical outcomes, treatment patterns and healthcare resource utilization (HCRU).
  • Understand lack of LAI persistence in people living with BD-I, including impact on treatment outcomes following discontinuation and how to mitigate.
  • Effect of switching to LAIs on patient reported outcomes (PROs) – quality of life (QoL), functioning and/or multi-dimensional impact.
  • Predictors of cardiometabolic side effects in patients with BD-I treated with antipsychotic medications.
  • Impact of weight mitigation therapies in patients experiencing antipsychotic-induced weight gain.

General considerations

Submission of a proposal within the listed AOI does not guarantee approval or support.
All ISS proposals are subject to scientific, medical, regulatory, and compliance review by Teva’s internal review committee in accordance with applicable policies and procedures.


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