Latest Neurological Diseases News

Actinogen Medical has obtained positive scientific advice from the European Medicines Agency that aligns with prior FDA guidance, clarifying regulatory requirements for its Alzheimer’s drug Xanamem and paving the way for a streamlined approval process in major markets.

Alterity Therapeutics has secured FDA alignment on the chemistry and manufacturing controls for its ATH434 Phase 3 trial in Multiple System Atrophy, marking a pivotal regulatory milestone ahead of the planned mid-2026 End-of-Phase 2 meeting.

Alterity Therapeutics has secured encouraging regulatory feedback from the FDA on its ATH434 Phase 3 program for Multiple System Atrophy, marking a critical step towards pivotal trial initiation.

Invex Therapeutics reports a net loss of $715,582 for H1 2026 while advancing its Exenatide program targeting neurological diseases, alongside notable board reshuffles.

Actinogen Medical has received an additional $1.87 million R&D tax incentive rebate, bringing its total FY 2025 rebate to $7.36 million, while its Alzheimer’s phase 2b/3 trial progresses with promising safety results.

Neuren Pharmaceuticals has dosed the first patient in its groundbreaking Phase 3 trial of NNZ-2591 for Phelan-McDermid syndrome, a rare genetic disorder with no approved therapies. The trial marks a significant step forward for the PMS community and rare disease drug development.

Neuren Pharmaceuticals’ partner Acadia secures FDA approval for DAYBUE STIX, a new powder formulation of trofinetide offering greater flexibility for Rett syndrome patients. This milestone expands treatment options and sets the stage for increased royalty revenue in 2026.

Actinogen Medical has received approval for an additional $1.87 million research and development tax rebate, bringing its total FY25 rebate to $7.36 million. This funding underpins ongoing clinical trials of its Alzheimer’s and depression therapy candidate, Xanamem.

Actinogen Medical has secured an initial $5.5 million R&D tax incentive rebate from the Australian Tax Office, with an additional $1.9 million pending, bolstering funding for its Alzheimer’s and depression drug trials.

Invex Therapeutics has ended negotiations on two neurological asset acquisitions following due diligence setbacks and shareholder disputes, while advancing R&D collaborations and managing financial stability.

Invex Therapeutics reveals the collapse of confidential acquisition negotiations following shareholder unrest and potential board changes, clarifying recent unusual trading activity.

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.