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Posted On: 08/10/2022 5:17:20 PM
NetworkNewsBreaks – Odyssey Health Inc. (ODYY) Announces Positive Results from MAD Arm of Phase I Trial
Odyssey Health (OTC: ODYY), a company focused on developing unique, life-saving medical products, today announced the completion and safety findings from Cohort I of its Multi-Day Ascending Dosing (“MAD”) arm for its phase I clinical trial. The trial is administering PRV-002, Odyssey’s novel drug to treat concussion, to healthy human subjects. According to the update, MAD Cohort I subjects were dosed for five consecutive days, with the drug, PRV-002, safe and well tolerated. “As the head of drug development for the PRV-002 concussion treatment, I was very happy to see these positive safety results when dosing for multiple days,” said Dr. Jacob VanLandingham of Odyssey Health. “PRV-002 appears to be well-tolerated when given intranasally. If PRV-002 is found to be efficacious for concussed patients in the phase 2/3 trials, I believe that intranasal brain-targeting will be the key to its success. So far, the intranasal drug/device combination has functioned nicely and has been well-tolerated in the clinical setting.”
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Odyssey Health (OTC: ODYY), a company focused on developing unique, life-saving medical products, today announced the completion and safety findings from Cohort I of its Multi-Day Ascending Dosing (“MAD”) arm for its phase I clinical trial. The trial is administering PRV-002, Odyssey’s novel drug to treat concussion, to healthy human subjects. According to the update, MAD Cohort I subjects were dosed for five consecutive days, with the drug, PRV-002, safe and well tolerated. “As the head of drug development for the PRV-002 concussion treatment, I was very happy to see these positive safety results when dosing for multiple days,” said Dr. Jacob VanLandingham of Odyssey Health. “PRV-002 appears to be well-tolerated when given intranasally. If PRV-002 is found to be efficacious for concussed patients in the phase 2/3 trials, I believe that intranasal brain-targeting will be the key to its success. So far, the intranasal drug/device combination has functioned nicely and has been well-tolerated in the clinical setting.”
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