NanoViricides Inc. Advances NV-387 into Phase II Clinical Trials for Potential Cancer Resurgence and Viral Infection Treatment
Reuters
Aug 18
NanoViricides Inc. Advances NV-387 into Phase II Clinical Trials for Potential Cancer Resurgence and Viral Infection Treatment
NanoViricides Inc., a publicly traded company and clinical stage pioneer in broad-spectrum antivirals, has announced advancements in the clinical trials of its antiviral drug NV-387. The drug, which has completed a Phase I clinical trial, is now moving into Phase II trials. NV-387 has shown potential in reducing the resurgence of metastatic cancer by mitigating inflammation, particularly through the reduction of IL-6, an inflammatory marker. The drug has demonstrated significant protective effects on lungs in animal models with lethal viral infections, outperforming existing antiviral treatments like Tamiflu, Rapivab, and Xofluza in these studies. Results from the Phase I trial have been presented, while further results from the Phase II trials are anticipated in the future.
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