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Nobilis files IND for trial to study drug-device PTSD therapy

January 8, 2019 By Sarah Faulkner

Nobilis Therapeutics updated logoNobilis Therapeutics said yesterday that it filed an investigational new drug application with the FDA to kick off a Phase IIb trial of its NBTX-001 drug-device PTSD therapy.

The Portland, Ore.-based company is developing a portable inhalation device designed to deliver a xenon gas mixture.

Nobilis plans to conduct a 200-patient clinical trial with both combat-related and non-military forms of PTSD. The study will include five weeks of treatment and a seven-week follow-up period.

If the study is successful, Nobilis said it will conduct a pivotal trial.

“This IND filing is an important step forward for the company as it looks to position NBTX-001 as a dramatic departure from conventional treatments for psychiatric diseases. PTSD is a devastating disease associated with tremendous emotional and financial costs to the health care system that is devoid of effective treatment options,” founder & CEO Dr. Vlad Bogin said in prepared remarks.

“As we enter the clinical stage of development, our focus is to continue to advance NBTX-001 rapidly through its planned clinical program together with the clinical team at McLean Hospital, psychiatric affiliate of Harvard Medical School,” Bogin added.

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Filed Under: Clinical Trials, Drug-Device Combinations, Featured, Food & Drug Administration (FDA), Neurological, Pharmaceuticals Tagged With: nobilistherapeutics

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