- EOM reported that it completed IND-enabling toxicology and dosing animal studies for EOM613 with no adverse drug-related toxic effects observed after 28 days of daily subcutaneous dosing.
- Prior Phase I/IIa human trial results in hospitalized COVID-19 patients were previously presented, and the company said it plans an initial Phase II exploratory trial of EOM613 in Crohn’s disease.
- The planned Crohn’s study is expected to enroll 15–20 patients and is intended to start in Q1 2026 at sites in New Brunswick and Lakewood, New Jersey.
- EOM also said it plans to reactivate an IND for EOM613 in cancer cachexia with a proposed open-label Phase II study in Stage 4 cancer patients using daily dosing for 26 weeks.
- For EOM147, the company said specialized nonclinical ocular studies are anticipated to begin in Q1 2026, with Phase I/II trials planned in retinal vein occlusions in the US and diabetic retinopathy in Mexico and India if results support progression.
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