- NKGen reported combined data from two completed open-label Phase 1 trials of troculeucel in Alzheimer’s disease that were presented at AD/PD 2026.
- In a pooled analysis of moderate Alzheimer’s patients at the 3-month assessment (n=6), 100% were stable or improved across MCID thresholds and no cognitive decline was observed.
- Higher doses of 4-6 billion cells were associated with more frequent clinically meaningful improvements, and 50% of patients moved from moderate to mild range on CDR-SB at three months.
- Among two patients followed for up to 12 months, cognitive improvements were maintained during treatment.
- Exploratory plasma GFAP analyses showed baseline correlations with CDR-SB (r=0.6, p=0.044) and ADCOMS (r=0.64, p=0.03).
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