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GOA Therapeutics Reports Preclinical Success for Alcohol Treatment Drug Candidate

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 23
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Andrew Altschuler was named Co-Founder and CEO of GOA Therapeutics. Separately, GOA Therapeutics announced new preclinical findings for its drug candidate, GOA26, presented at ANESTHESIOLOGY® 2026. In a porcine model of severe alcohol intoxication, GOA26 rapidly reduced circulating alcohol exposure by 61% at 20 minutes and reduced acetaldehyde levels. The results suggest GOA26 could improve airway safety and facilitate more predictable anesthetic induction during emergency surgery.

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GOA Therapeutics is a biotechnology company developing candidates for acute alcohol intoxication and poisoning. The preclinical success of GOA26 supports its potential to address severe alcohol intoxication, which currently increases the risk of serious complications during urgent medical procedures.

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  • AndrewCo-Founder and CEO of GOA Therapeutics
  • companyBiotechnology company developing candidates for acute alcohol intoxication

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