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One year of ND0612 reduced off time, increased good on time

Note: This story was updated Oct. 7, 2024, to correct references to the open-label extension study of the BounDNless trial. A year of treatment with ND0612, an investigational liquid formulation of levodopa/carbidopa continuously administered as an infusion under the skin, sustainably reduced the periods of time when motor symptoms…

Parkinson’s therapy Bemdaneprocel shows benefits up to 2 years

Patients treated with bemdaneprocel, a cell therapy that Bluerock Therapeutics is developing for Parkinson’s disease, continue to spend more time with well-controlled symptoms and less time in off periods, when symptoms aren’t adequately controlled despite medication use. That’s according to final data from exPDite (NCT04802733), a completed…

Tavapadon eases motor symptoms in early Parkinson’s: Study

Treatment with tavapadon as a fixed-dose single therapy significantly improved motor function in early stage Parkinson’s disease, according to top-line data from a completed Phase 3 trial. Full results from TEMPO-1 (NCT04201093) will be presented at future medical meetings and support regulatory submissions toward the investigational therapy’s approval.

Tiny vesicles from umbilical cord blood may have therapeutic benefit

Administration of tiny cargo-carrying vesicles called exosomes derived from human umbilical cord blood eased motor and cognitive dysfunction in a mouse model of Parkinson’s disease, according to a recent report. The exosomes were able to prevent neurodegeneration, promote nerve cell regeneration, and protect against dysregulated cellular processes implicated…