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Clinical Trial Results Show Progress in Celiac Disease Drug Development

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 12
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First Tracks Biotherapeutics reported that its experimental drug ANB033 produced a statistically significant improvement in an early-stage trial compared to a placebo after six weeks of treatment. The drug was shown to improve measures of intestinal lining protection from gluten-induced damage and prevented symptom increases during a gluten challenge. First Tracks plans to report results from a second study cohort in the first quarter of next year.

From biopharmadive.com

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The positive clinical findings validate the celiac therapeutic area, which is a focus for several pharmaceutical companies. Argenx and Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd. are also actively developing drug prospects in clinical testing against celiac disease, indicating a competitive market in this area.

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