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Nyrada Inc. is set to launch a Phase IIa clinical trial of Xolatryp™, aiming to reduce heart muscle damage in acute myocardial infarction patients undergoing PCI. The trial, planned for early 2026, follows promising Phase I safety results and strong preclinical cardioprotection data.

Nyrada has successfully dosed and discharged the final participants in its Phase I trial of Xolatryp, reporting no adverse safety signals and setting the stage for Phase II development.

Nyrada has initiated the last cohort of its Phase I trial for Xolatryp, following a clean safety review of the highest dose tested so far. This step sets the stage for critical data that could shape the drug’s next development phase.

Nyrada’s Phase I clinical trial for its novel drug Xolatryp has cleared safety reviews through four cohorts and will now test higher doses and longer infusions in an expanded trial design.

Nyrada has secured ethics approval to amend its Phase I clinical trial protocol for Xolatryp, allowing testing of higher doses and extended infusion times. This strategic move aims to refine dosing ahead of Phase II trials, with final Phase I results expected by September 2025.

Nyrada’s experimental drug NYR-BI03 shows promising cardioprotective and anti-arrhythmic effects in animal models, reinforcing its potential as a treatment for acute myocardial infarction.

Nyrada Inc. has cleared the Safety Review Committee’s scrutiny for its Phase I clinical trial, progressing to the third dosing cohort of its promising neuroprotective and cardioprotective drug candidate NYR-BI03.

Nyrada Inc. posted a significant $2.46 million loss for H1 FY25, driven by increased R&D spend, while advancing its lead drug NYR-BI03 into first-in-human trials following regulatory approval.

Nyrada has secured ethics approval to begin its first-in-human Phase Ia trial of NYR-BI03, a promising neuro- and cardioprotective drug candidate. Recruitment starts soon, with dosing expected by March and results due in Q3 2025.

Nyrada Inc. reports promising preclinical results for its lead drug NYR-BI03, showing an 86% cardioprotective effect, alongside a strong financial position bolstered by a AU$3.29 million capital raise. The company has submitted its Phase Ia clinical trial package, setting the stage for human testing.