New Pharmaceutical Subsidiary Geared to Aid Odyssey Health, Inc. (ODYY) Development of Novel Solutions for Brain Related Medical Treatments
- Odyssey Health Inc. is a medical product developer with a mission of filling unmet needs when it comes to acute emergencies involving patients’ central nervous systems
- The company recently announced the formation of a wholly owned subsidiary to help Odyssey develop its products as they move through the regulatory process
- Odyssey’s solutions include a breath-powered intranasal delivery mechanism and synthetic neurosteroids designed to provide rapid-response treatment for patients with concussions and a highly fatal pediatric neurological disease
- Odyssey Health also is developing solutions for heart disease detection, obstructed-airway choking and nerve agent exposure
- The concussion therapeutic solution recently completed Phase I testing successfully and the company is preparing for Phase II efficacy testing in cooperation with military service personnel
Medical technology solutions innovator Odyssey Health (OTC: ODYY) is moving up a rung on the ladder to product success with the formation of a wholly owned pharmaceutical subsidiary focused on developing drugs to treat neurological disorders.
Odyssey has been developing and testing drug candidates to combat conditions with unmet needs, with primary area of interest being the development of drug and device combination products that will help people afflicted by central nervous system maladies. This area includes brain concussions, especially affecting military and sports personnel, in addition to a neurological disease with a high mortality rate among pediatric patients, and potentially deadly exposure to nerve gas agents.
In September, Odyssey reported completion of its Phase I clinical trial for its concussion drug candidate, PRV-002. The safety trial’s Single Ascending Dosing (“SAD”) and Multiple Ascending Dosing (“MAD”) cohorts all found the drug to be well tolerated, and Odyssey is now communicating the trial’s findings to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (“FDA”) while beginning preparations for a Phase II trial that will seek to provide greater evidence of the drug’s effectiveness, according to a company news release (https://nnw.fm/4hK5f ).
The new subsidiary, Odyssey Neuropharma, Inc., will help advance Odyssey’s development of neurosteroids such as PRV-002 and PRV-001, which is being designed to combat the neuro-degenerative Niemann-Pick type C disease and has been shown to improve neuromotor function and reduce brain inflammation in pre-clinical studies, according to the company’s most recent news release (https://nnw.fm/cANtG ).
Both drugs are fully synthetic and are administered via a breath-powered intranasal delivery device subject to a provisional patent application.
The Organophosphate Nerve Agent antidote similarly involves intranasal delivery of powdered oximes (a class of nitrogen-containing organic compounds) to combat the consequences of exposure to chemical weapons.
Current use of oximes as an antidote involves multiple injections but Odyssey’s attempt to develop an intranasal product offers the hope of a painless means of delivery that is fast-acting and targeted to the central nervous system.
“Odyssey’s lightweight drug device combination can be carried in the pocket of civilians around the world at risk (of nerve agent exposure) as a means of biodefense,” the company’s news release states.
Odyssey has also produced other products for potential commercial marketability, such as a device to remove a throat obstruction in a choking person and new technology for the early detection for heart disease. Each product furthers the company’s mission to develop products that fill needs for life-saving solutions to acute brain, cardiovascular and respiratory emergencies.
For more information, visit the company’s website at www.OdysseyHealthInc.com.
NOTE TO INVESTORS: The latest news and updates relating to ODYY are available in the company’s newsroom at https://nnw.fm/ODYY
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- Odyssey Health Inc. is a medical product developer with a mission of filling unmet needs when it comes to acute emergencies involving patients’ central nervous systems
- The company recently announced the formation of a wholly owned subsidiary to help Odyssey develop its products as they move through the regulatory process
- Odyssey’s solutions include a breath-powered intranasal delivery mechanism and synthetic neurosteroids designed to provide rapid-response treatment for patients with concussions and a highly fatal pediatric neurological disease
- Odyssey Health also is developing solutions for heart disease detection, obstructed-airway choking and nerve agent exposure
- The concussion therapeutic solution recently completed Phase I testing successfully and the company is preparing for Phase II efficacy testing in cooperation with military service personnel
Medical technology solutions innovator Odyssey Health (OTC: ODYY) is moving up a rung on the ladder to product success with the formation of a wholly owned pharmaceutical subsidiary focused on developing drugs to treat neurological disorders.
Odyssey has been developing and testing drug candidates to combat conditions with unmet needs, with primary area of interest being the development of drug and device combination products that will help people afflicted by central nervous system maladies. This area includes brain concussions, especially affecting military and sports personnel, in addition to a neurological disease with a high mortality rate among pediatric patients, and potentially deadly exposure to nerve gas agents.
In September, Odyssey reported completion of its Phase I clinical trial for its concussion drug candidate, PRV-002. The safety trial’s Single Ascending Dosing (“SAD”) and Multiple Ascending Dosing (“MAD”) cohorts all found the drug to be well tolerated, and Odyssey is now communicating the trial’s findings to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (“FDA”) while beginning preparations for a Phase II trial that will seek to provide greater evidence of the drug’s effectiveness, according to a company news release (https://nnw.fm/4hK5f ).
The new subsidiary, Odyssey Neuropharma, Inc., will help advance Odyssey’s development of neurosteroids such as PRV-002 and PRV-001, which is being designed to combat the neuro-degenerative Niemann-Pick type C disease and has been shown to improve neuromotor function and reduce brain inflammation in pre-clinical studies, according to the company’s most recent news release (https://nnw.fm/cANtG ).
Both drugs are fully synthetic and are administered via a breath-powered intranasal delivery device subject to a provisional patent application.
The Organophosphate Nerve Agent antidote similarly involves intranasal delivery of powdered oximes (a class of nitrogen-containing organic compounds) to combat the consequences of exposure to chemical weapons.
Current use of oximes as an antidote involves multiple injections but Odyssey’s attempt to develop an intranasal product offers the hope of a painless means of delivery that is fast-acting and targeted to the central nervous system.
“Odyssey’s lightweight drug device combination can be carried in the pocket of civilians around the world at risk (of nerve agent exposure) as a means of biodefense,” the company’s news release states.
Odyssey has also produced other products for potential commercial marketability, such as a device to remove a throat obstruction in a choking person and new technology for the early detection for heart disease. Each product furthers the company’s mission to develop products that fill needs for life-saving solutions to acute brain, cardiovascular and respiratory emergencies.
For more information, visit the company’s website at www.OdysseyHealthInc.com.
NOTE TO INVESTORS: The latest news and updates relating to ODYY are available in the company’s newsroom at https://nnw.fm/ODYY
Please see full disclaimers on the NetworkNewsWire website applicable to all content provided by NNW, wherever published or re-published: http://NNW.fm/Disclaimer
