Latest Clinical Development News

PYC Therapeutics reports substantial progress across all four of its drug development programs in Q4 2024, including key regulatory designations and clinical milestones that set the stage for pivotal trials in 2025.

Neurizon Therapeutics reports encouraging 8-month interim results for its ALS drug NUZ-001, secures Orphan Medicinal Product Designation in Europe, and raises $885,000 through a share placement, maintaining a robust $14 million cash position.

Actinogen Medical accelerates recruitment in its pivotal XanaMIA Alzheimer's trial while securing a strong cash position of $22.9 million, underpinning its late-stage development and commercial readiness.

Microba Life Sciences reported a robust Q2 FY25 with revenue more than doubling year-on-year, driven by strong sales of its MetaXplore microbiome test in Australia and promising early adoption in the UK.

Zelira Therapeutics has received a fourth funding tranche, bringing total investment to US$3.25 million to support FDA clinical trials of its HOPE® 1 cannabinoid medicine targeting irritability in autism spectrum disorder and Phelan-McDermid Syndrome.

InhaleRx has corrected its quarterly report and revealed a $38.5 million funding deal to fast-track clinical trials for its inhaled therapies targeting breakthrough cancer pain and panic disorder, aiming for FDA approval.

Paradigm Biopharmaceuticals has secured a $6.3 million R&D Tax Incentive refund, lifting its cash reserves to $31 million and reinforcing its push into Phase 3 osteoarthritis clinical trials.

InhalerX Limited reported a negative cash flow for the December quarter despite securing a substantial $38.5 million funding facility aimed at advancing its clinical trials. The company has yet to draw on this facility, maintaining a cautious cash position as it progresses its drug development programs.

Recce Pharmaceuticals has successfully dosed all patients in its Phase II trial of RECCE® 327 topical gel for acute bacterial skin infections, showing encouraging preliminary efficacy and safety data. The company is preparing for pivotal Phase III trials in Australia and Indonesia, targeting a significant global market opportunity.

Mesoblast has raised A$260 million through a global private placement to fund the US commercial launch of its FDA-approved cell therapy Ryoncil® and accelerate clinical development in chronic low back pain.