clinical-trial
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AMT-130 at Four Years: Hopeful Signs, Complex Controls
uniQure reports that after 4 years, people given high-dose AMT-130 continue to show signs of slower HD progression, providing hope for their recent regulatory submission. But the new analyses are nuanced. We unpack the hopeful, but complex results.
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Encouraging news from Skyhawk, as SKY-0515 Phase 1/2 data continues to hold promise
Skyhawk shared data at the 15 month mark for SKY-0515 treatment in people with HD in their Phase 1/2 trial. The drug is working as designed and there are some encouraging signs that it could be helpful for some symptoms of HD.Ā
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First participant dosed in the PRECISE-HD trial of pridopidine
The first participant has now been dosed in the Phase 3 PRECISE-HD trial of pridopidine for HD. The study will test whether the drug can slow disease progression in people most likely to benefit
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A shot in the arm for HTT lowering: INSIGHTT trial begins testing SRP-1005
A new Phase 1 study is testing SRP-1005, a huntingtin-lowering therapy given by injection under the skin. Itās early days, but this approach could add an important new arrow to the HD drug development quiver.
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Prilenia shares HD trial data with CHDI to help future research
Clinical trial data can drive discovery long after a study ends. Prilenia donated placebo-arm data from 2 HD clinical trials to CHDI, a valuable resource for researchers to better understand placebo effects, HD progression and future trial design.
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Looking back and moving forward: Questions and lessons 4 weeks out from Rocheās disappointing news
ā±ļø10min read | Roche’s decision to stop development of 2 HTT-lowering programmes is disappointing, but the story doesn’t end there. Years of research answered some key questions, raised many new ones, and will inform the next generation of HD trials.
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Putting it in print: a clinical trial trying to rein in runaway pruning
ā±ļø10 min read | Four years after announcing positive results in their trial of ANX005 (tanruprubart) for HD, Annexon has formally published the results. Itās safe, hits its target, and may have helped some participants ā so whatās the holdup?
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Roche ends two Huntington’s disease drug programmes after disappointing results
ā±ļø 10 min read | Roche announced it is stopping development of two of its huntingtin-lowering ASO drugs, tominersen and RG6496. This marks a disappointing end to an important chapter in HD clinical research.Ā

