Latest Eating Disorders News

Tryptamine Therapeutics has raised $6.1 million to fast-track clinical development of its IV-infused psilocin drug TRP-8803, targeting binge eating disorder and other neuropsychiatric conditions.

Tryptamine Therapeutics has initiated the world’s first clinical trial of its IV-infused psilocin drug, TRP-8803, targeting Binge Eating Disorder, alongside a pioneering EEG biomarker collaboration and new funding.

Tryptamine Therapeutics has enrolled the first patient in its pioneering clinical trial testing TRP-8803, an IV-infused psilocin formulation, for Binge Eating Disorder. The study aims to evaluate safety and efficacy, potentially reshaping treatment options for millions.

Tryptamine Therapeutics reported a $5.33 million loss for FY25 while progressing key clinical trials of its psychedelic therapies and strengthening its leadership team. The company secured $6 million in funding and launched a world-first trial targeting Binge Eating Disorder.

Tryptamine Therapeutics has secured an exclusive agreement with leading neuroscientists to develop a novel EEG-based brain entropy biomarker aimed at enhancing precision psychiatry for its psychedelic drug TRP-8803.

Tryptamine Therapeutics has locked in $2.6 million in non-dilutive funding to fast-track clinical trials of its lead psilocin-based therapy, TRP-8803, targeting binge eating disorder and other conditions.

Tryptamine Therapeutics has initiated the first-ever clinical trial using IV-infused psilocin to treat Binge Eating Disorder, with patient dosing set to begin shortly and results expected by year-end.

Tryptamine Therapeutics has begun recruiting patients for a pioneering clinical trial testing IV-infused psilocin combined with psychotherapy to treat Binge Eating Disorder, aiming to deliver faster and more controlled treatment outcomes.

Tryptamine Therapeutics has secured ethics approval to begin a pioneering clinical trial of TRP-8803, an IV-infused psilocin treatment, targeting adult patients with Binge Eating Disorder. The trial aims to evaluate safety and efficacy, with initial results expected by the end of 2025.

Tryptamine Therapeutics has secured a landmark agreement with Swinburne University to initiate the first clinical trial of its IV-infused psilocin formulation TRP-8803 for Binge Eating Disorder, aiming to build on promising Phase 2a data.