Ah yes of course, excellent point. There's bound to be higher rates of persistency if the main cause of dropouts (presumably GI issues and diarrhoea)is absent or minimised in 2591.
Also there's the possibility of Retts patients migrating to 2591 at a later date which could also improve persistency rates there too. Anyway you look at 2591, it just shines all around.
Ann: J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference recap, page-16
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