Ensysce Biosciences reports Phase 1 clinical results for PF614-MPAR overdose-protection opioid technology

Reuters03-03
Ensysce Biosciences reports Phase 1 clinical results for PF614-MPAR overdose-protection opioid technology

Ensysce Biosciences Inc. announced the first peer-reviewed clinical publication describing its MPAR (Multi-Pill Abuse Resistance) overdose protection technology, reporting Phase 1 results for PF614-MPAR, an oxycodone prodrug designed to limit additional opioid release when excessive numbers of pills are consumed. The Phase 1 data have already been presented in the published manuscript in the Journal of Opioid Management (Jan/Feb 2026 issue). The company also said a second clinical trial evaluating the MPAR technology is ongoing.

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