CLINICAL TRIALS, STUDIES, REGISTRIES, DATA

REGENXBIO Reports Positive Biomarker Data from the AFFINITY DUCHENNE ®Trial of RGX-202 Gene Therapy

"RGX-202 is the only next generation gene therapy for Duchenne in a pivotal phase trial. The new data from the age 1-3 cohort builds on the favorable safety and efficacy profile seen in ages 4 and older and reinforces the potential of RGX-202 to serve a wide age range of patients," said Steve Pakola, M.D., Chief Medical Officer of REGENXBIO.

Science behind “Polly Want a Cracker” Could Guide Future Treatment Design for Speech Disorders

Published online March 19 in the journal Nature, the study mapped the activity of a group of nerve cells in the bird's brain called the central nucleus of the anterior arcopallium (AAC), which is known to strongly influence the muscles in its vocal organ. Different groups of AAC cells were found to produce sounds akin to consonants and vowels.

Immunic Presents Key Vidofludimus Calcium Data at the ACTRIMS Forum 2025

Vidofludimus Calcium's Activation of Nurr1 reduces neuronal loss and injury directly and Indirectly by decreasing microglial activations in preclinical models.

Sensorion Receives Positive Recommendation from Data Monitoring Committee of SENS-501’s Audiogene Phase 1/2 Clinical Trial

The Audiogene trial is designed to evaluate the safety, tolerability and efficacy of intra-cochlear injection of SENS-501 for the treatment of OTOF gene-mediated hearing loss in paediatric patients aged between 6 and 31 months at the time of gene therapy treatment. By targeting the first years of life, when brain plasticity is at its peak, the chances of these young children with pre-linguistic hearing loss of acquiring normal speech and language are maximised. The trial is comprised of two cohorts of two doses followed by an expansion cohort at the selected dose.

New Clinical Trial Regulations Set to Speed up Medical Innovation

This article gives an overview of the new clinical trial regulations, explaining how key changes will impact clinical research, and how this new accelerated access to clinical innovation will ultimately impact patient care.

Unveiling the Future of Neuropathy Treatment: NEUBIE Device Shows Remarkable Results

"Neuropathy is incredibly common among the aging population, regardless of disease states. There is currently no known cure for neuropathy, and most treatments address acute symptoms with no lasting impact," says Dr. Ramona von Leden, VP of Research and Clinical Affairs for NeuFit. "NeuFit's specialized approach to rehab focuses on supporting the function of the nervous system, and we are seeing remarkable results on patients with neuropathy."

Study Highlights How C2N’s PrecivityAD2™ Blood Biomarker Test Use Improves Clinical Decision-Making in the Evaluation for Alzheimer’s Disease

Dr. Joel Braunstein, CEO of C2N Diagnostics, says, “This research increases the growing body of evidence that demonstrates high clinical utility with blood biomarkers, which is bringing important advancements to the field. Too often, patients face a complex and delayed diagnostic journey when dealing with new cognitive concerns. High-performance testing with our PrecivityAD2 blood test has the potential to provide clarity and shorten that diagnostic journey, while significantly elevating healthcare quality.”

Key Considerations When Choosing an IRT System for Clinical Trials

Interactive Response Technology (IRT) helps clinical trial sites and sponsors manage both participant randomization and trial supply management (RTSM). What was once a manual,...

NFL Alumni Joel Dreessen and Le-Lo Lang Team Up With HeartFlow and Boone Heart Institute to Launch GAMEFILM Registry to Assess Heart Disease Risks...

The GAMEFILM Registry will enroll approximately 120 NFL alumni. The Registry will leverage coronary computed tomography angiography (CCTA) imaging and insights from the HeartFlow ONE platform (HeartFlow FFRCT and Plaque Analysis) to collect observational data with the goal of better understanding CAD prevalence, risk factors, severity, and treatment protocols among retired athletes.
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