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Anatara Lifesciences reported a 35% rise in net loss to $1.95 million for FY25, following pivotal Phase II trial results for its GaRP product that missed the primary efficacy endpoint but showed promising secondary benefits. The company is advancing commercialisation efforts and launching a new anti-obesity project amid tightened cash reserves.

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.

Anatara Lifesciences reports Phase II GaRP-IBS trial results showing no safety concerns but missing the primary efficacy endpoint, while securing key patents and receiving a significant R&D tax refund.

Anatara Lifesciences has strengthened its intellectual property portfolio with a Japanese patent for its GaRP gastrointestinal health product, while progressing pre-clinical studies in its Anti-Obesity Project. The company also confirmed registration of its R&D Tax Incentive application for 2024-2025.

Anatara Lifesciences has expanded its intellectual property footprint with a 20-year patent granted in Hong Kong for its GaRP gastrointestinal health product, following similar approvals in Europe and Australia. This milestone strengthens its commercial position in the lucrative global market for digestive health solutions.

Microba Life Sciences reveals preliminary data from over 4,600 MetaXplore GI Plus tests showing significant clinical findings in the majority of patients, with two-thirds reporting symptom improvements following test-guided care.

Anatara Lifesciences reports mixed results from its Phase II GaRP-IBS trial, missing the primary efficacy target but showing significant improvements in anxiety and patient-reported relief, while advancing its anti-obesity pre-clinical program.

Tryptamine Therapeutics has reported successful Phase 1b results for its IV-infused psilocin candidate TRP-8803 and promising interim data for oral psilocybin TRP-8802 in IBS treatment, while securing $6 million in new funding to accelerate clinical development.

Anatara Lifesciences has been granted a key Australian patent for its GaRP gastrointestinal health product, reinforcing its intellectual property portfolio ahead of pivotal clinical trial results expected in March 2025.

Anatara Lifesciences has successfully completed recruitment for the second stage of its pivotal GaRP-IBS clinical trial, with headline results expected in Q1 2025. The company also launched a new anti-obesity project and strengthened its cash position through recent capital raises.