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Argenica Therapeutics’ AI-powered reanalysis of its Phase 2 trial reveals significant efficacy of ARG-007 in severe acute ischemic stroke patients, highlighting improved functional outcomes and reduced brain damage.

Argenica Therapeutics has demonstrated that its lead drug candidate ARG-007 does not interfere with the clot-busting agent tenecteplase, fulfilling a critical FDA requirement and advancing its stroke therapy development.

Argenica Therapeutics reports ARG-007 is safe in acute ischemic stroke patients and shows promising efficacy signals in a high-risk subgroup, paving the way for a focused Phase 2b trial.

Argenica Therapeutics reports encouraging functional improvements in stroke patients treated with ARG-007, setting the stage for a targeted Phase 2b trial focused on patient-centered outcomes.

Argenica Therapeutics has reported positive Phase 2 trial results for ARG-007 in acute ischemic stroke patients, confirming safety and revealing a promising efficacy signal in a high-risk subgroup with slow collateral blood flow.

Argenica Therapeutics reported a 34% revenue increase driven by R&D incentives but saw losses widen by 31% due to intensified clinical trial activity. The company is progressing its ARG-007 Phase 2 stroke trial and engaging with the FDA to lift a clinical hold.

Argenica Therapeutics has received detailed FDA feedback outlining specific data requirements to lift the clinical hold on its ARG-007 stroke trial in the US, setting a clear path forward for its neuroprotective drug.

Argenica Therapeutics has dosed the final patient in its Phase 2 trial for ARG-007 in acute ischaemic stroke, with topline results expected in Q3 2025. Meanwhile, the FDA has placed a clinical hold on its US trial application, introducing uncertainty for US development.

Argenica Therapeutics has won up to $1.5 million in non-dilutive government funding to support its late-stage clinical trial of ARG-007, a promising treatment for acute ischaemic stroke.

Argenica Therapeutics has reported compelling preclinical results for ARG-007, demonstrating sustained neuroprotection and functional recovery in a ferret model of moderate traumatic brain injury. These findings pave the way for clinical trials targeting a major unmet medical need.

Argenica Therapeutics faces a clinical hold from the US FDA on its stroke drug trial application, though its Australian Phase 2 study remains unaffected and on track.

Argenica Therapeutics has expanded its intellectual property with a new US patent targeting surgically induced strokes, enhancing the commercial potential of its lead drug candidate ARG-007.