Data from a phase 2a clinical trial of DUR-928, an endogenous, small-molecule new chemical entity, for patients with alcoholic hepatitis demonstrated that the treatment led to greater reductions from baseline in bilirubin and MELD and improved Lille scores compared with a historical control group from a University of Louisville alcoholic hepatitis study, according to a company press release.
Alcoholic hepatitis drug candidate shows ‘life-saving potential’
By Michael Tattory|
2019-09-23T16:44:29-04:00
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