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NE3107 does well in Phase 3 trial, despite protocol deviations

NE3107, BioVie Pharma’s experimental oral therapy, was superior to a placebo at improving performance of adults with mild-to-moderate Alzheimer’s disease on all cognitive and functional assessments of a Phase 3 clinical trial, top-line efficacy data shows. However, these differences failed to reach statistical significance due to a loss…

Genetic activity analyses show possible therapeutic targets

A research team led by scientists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) has completed the most sweeping analysis yet of how genetic activity in brain cells is dysregulated in Alzheimer’s disease. “What we set out to do was blend together our computational and our biological expertise and take…

Bryostatin found to slow cognitive decline in advanced Alzheimer’s

Six months of treatment with bryostatin slowed cognitive decline in adults with moderately severe Alzheimer’s disease, according to new data from a Phase 2 clinical trial. These bryostatin-associated cognitive benefits over a placebo were maintained even four months after stopping treatment, the researchers noted — highlighting the long-term effects…