Latest Neurodevelopmental Disorders News

Neurotech International has secured a key FDA designation for its lead drug NTI164, advancing its potential to treat Rett syndrome with regulatory and financial benefits.

Invex Therapeutics has discontinued exclusive negotiations to acquire a rare neurological disease company due to board instability triggered by a shareholder requisition notice. Despite this setback, the company remains committed to diversifying its neurological treatment portfolio.

Neuren Pharmaceuticals reported a robust half-year with an 88% increase in net profit, driven by rising royalties from DAYBUE™ sales and progress in its NNZ-2591 clinical program. The company also completed a $39.6 million share buy-back, underscoring confidence in its growth trajectory.

Neuren Pharmaceuticals has initiated the first US investigational site for its pivotal Phase 3 trial of NNZ-2591 targeting Phelan-McDermid syndrome, marking a significant milestone in addressing this rare neurodevelopmental disorder.

Neuren Pharmaceuticals has added SYNGAP1-related disorder to its NNZ-2591 development program following encouraging pre-clinical findings, targeting a rare condition with no approved treatments.

Neuren Pharmaceuticals reports a 16% rise in Q2 2025 royalties driven by Acadia’s DAYBUE sales growth and expanding patient base in the US. Full-year sales guidance remains strong with European market entry on the horizon.

BlinkLab is advancing its FDA 510(k) clinical trials for autism and ADHD diagnostics, completing its U.S. autism pilot phase and expanding European ADHD recruitment. A recent $7.66 million capital raise supports these efforts as the company targets regulatory approvals in 2026.

BlinkLab has expanded its pivotal FDA autism diagnostic trial by adding the University of Nebraska Medical Center as a second U.S. clinical site, advancing toward broader validation and regulatory clearance.

PYC Therapeutics has announced promising pre-clinical results for its RNA-based drug candidate PYC-002, targeting the genetic root of Phelan-McDermid Syndrome, with clinical trials expected to begin in 2026.

Neuren Pharmaceuticals has been granted a US patent for NNZ-2591 to treat Pitt Hopkins syndrome, bolstered by promising Phase 2 clinical trial results and FDA orphan drug status.

Neuren Pharmaceuticals posted record 2024 financials driven by DAYBUE royalties and advanced NNZ-2591 into Phase 3 trials, while launching a $50 million share buy-back amid volatile market sentiment.

Neuren Pharmaceuticals has approved a significant long-term equity incentive plan tied to critical clinical and regulatory milestones for its drug candidate NNZ-2591, reinforcing management’s commitment to shareholder value.