temelimab

ProTEct-MS Trial Data Reinforce Previous Temelimab Studies

Higher doses of temelimab were generally safe and resulted in beneficial trends on key neurodegeneration markers in adults with relapsing forms of multiple sclerosis (MS) who already were on rituximab treatment, according to top-line data from the ProTEct-MS Phase 2 clinical trial. While the studyā€™s small size…

Low Temelimab Doses in RRMS Trial Among Reasons for Poor Results

Low doses selected and underlying inflammatory disease may have confounded the ability of temelimabĀ to significantly affect neuroinflammation in a Phase 2 trial in relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis (RRMS) patients. GeNeuro‘s investigational MS therapy did, however, show other evidence of clinical benefit that supports its continued development, researchers…

Safety Board Says Phase 2 Temelimab Trial Should Move Forward

A Phase 2a clinical trial evaluating GeNeuro‘s investigational antibody temelimab as a treatment for relapsing multiple sclerosis (MS) should continue as planned, without modifications. That’s the recommendation of a Drug Safety Monitoring Board, an independent committee of clinical research experts, which was evaluating the trial of the…

Enrollment Complete in Phase 2 Trial Testing Temelimab

GeNeuroĀ has completed patient enrollment in its ProTEct-MS Phase 2 clinical trial evaluating temelimab as a treatment for multiple sclerosis (MS), the company announced. The study (NCT04480307), taking place at the Karolinska Institutetā€™s Academic Specialist Center (ASC) in Stockholm, Sweden, has enrolled 42 people with relapsing MS whose…

Study of Temelimab in MS Progression Without Relapse Enrolls 1st Patient

GeNeuro announced that a firstĀ multiple sclerosisĀ (MS)Ā patient has enrolled in its Phase 2 trial assessing the safety and effectiveness of temelimabĀ in people whose disease is progressing in the absence ofĀ relapses. This trial, taking place atĀ the Karolinska Institutetā€™s Academic Specialist Center (ASC), in Stockholm,Ā had been postponedĀ to reduce…

Protein Linked to Microglia Cell Activation and Nerve Fiber Damage in Study That Also Notes Potential Treatment

A proteinĀ leads to nerve fiber and myelin damage, particularly in progressive forms of multiple sclerosis, by activating brain immune cells called microglia, according to a new study. Its researchers also noted this protein is theĀ target ofĀ experimental MS treatment calledĀ temelimabĀ (GNbAC1), which showed potential in Phase 2 clinical trials. The…