Alzamend reports encouraging Phase II brain MRS data for AL001 lithium therapy

Reuters04-07
Alzamend reports encouraging Phase II brain MRS data for AL001 lithium therapy
  • Alzamend Neuro reported encouraging preliminary pharmacodynamic results on April 7, 2026 from a Phase II brain spectroscopy study of AL001 conducted at Massachusetts General Hospital.
  • Results have already been presented in qualitative form, with statistical confirmation slated for larger studies now underway in patient populations.
  • Data indicated AL001 may deliver lithium-like therapeutic activity while leaving more healthy brain chemistry relatively undisturbed versus lithium carbonate.
  • Findings also suggested AL001 may better preserve glutamate balance, a signal that could support improved long-term tolerability.
  • Alzamend positioned AL001, its patented lithium cocrystal formulation, as a potential next-generation alternative to lithium carbonate designed to reduce systemic exposure.


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