Akebia doses first participants in Phase 1 trial of AKB-9090 for acute kidney injury

Reuters04-13 20:05
Akebia doses first participants in Phase 1 trial of AKB-9090 for acute kidney injury
  • Akebia Therapeutics dosed first participants in Phase 1 trial of AKB-9090, an intravenous program aimed at preventing or treating acute kidney injury linked to cardiac surgery.
  • Top-line results have not been presented; reporting is planned for early 2027.
  • Study will assess whether AKB-9090 is safe and well tolerated in healthy adults, supporting a potential path into acute-care kidney indications.
  • Trial plans to enroll up to 70 participants across escalating dose cohorts, a key near-term development milestone for Akebia’s post-2025 pipeline buildout.


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