Following observations of an appetite-reducing effect using PBF-999, Palobiofarma designed a clinical trial to assess its efficacy and safety in reducing hyperphagia (excessive hunger) in PWS adults.
Palobiofarma CEO Dr Julio Castro stated: “We are excited to receive this funding from FPWR, which will enable us to continue our mission of developing a treatment to help patients with PWS.”
Led by Dr Assumpta Caixàs, the clinical trial is being conducted at the university hospital Parc Taulí in Sabadell, Spain.
FPWR executive director Susan Hedstrom stated: “Effective treatments for PWS hyperphagia are sorely needed and we are pleased to support Palobiofarma’s efforts on this front.”
In 2018, Palobiofarma commenced recruitment of participants for a Phase I clinical trial of PBF-999 in patients with solid tumours.
Conducted at the Vall D Hebron hospital in Barcelona, Spain, the trial was designed to assess the tolerability and safety of PBF-999.
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