First Patient Dosed in Chemotherapy Induced Peripheral Neuropathy Clinical Trial
The directors are thrilled to announce the first patient has been dosed in the ACTiON clinical trial investigating the efficacy of MRX1, Ananda's proprietary CBD-based drug candidate, in treatment of patients with Chemotherapy Induced Peripheral Neuropathy has been recruited, randomised and has taken their first dose of either MRX1 or placebo on the trial.
Ananda's CEO,
The Phase 2 trial, led by Professor
CIPN is one of the most frequent chemotherapy side-effects but has no effective therapies and is considered a critical unmet medical need. In addition to continuing to affect patients following their cancer treatment it often means that chemotherapy dosing needs to be reduced or stopped during treatment and thus potentially increasing risk of death or duration of treatment. In the
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About Ananda Pharma
Ananda Pharma is a UK pharmaceutical company providing its MRX1 oral solution to two Phase 2 clinical trials: ENDOCAN (endometriosis pain, funded by NHS Scotland) and ACTiON (CIPN, funded by an NIHR EME grant). The Company works with world-class scientists, including Key Opinion Leaders at the University of Edinburgh.
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