Rezolute publishes corporate presentation on ersodetug Phase 3 hyperinsulinism programs

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Rezolute publishes corporate presentation on ersodetug Phase 3 hyperinsulinism programs
  • Rezolute highlighted ersodetug (RZ358) as a late-stage antibody program targeting hypoglycemia across congenital hyperinsulinism and tumor-driven hyperinsulinism.
  • Phase 3 sunRIZE study in congenital hyperinsulinism did not meet primary endpoint or key secondary glucose endpoints, with up to 45% reduction in hypoglycemia events in treated groups versus 40% on placebo.
  • Safety profile showed no limiting findings, with early discontinuations tied to 2 serious hypersensitivity reactions.
  • Pipeline timeline flagged 2H 2026 for tumor hyperinsulinism Phase 3 topline data.
  • Liquidity update cited $133 million cash with runway to mid-2028.


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