NeuroSense Therapeutics Ltd., a clinical-stage drug development company and QuantalX Neuroscience Ltd; the developer of Delphi-MD, a clinically objective neurodiagnostic medical device, announced today a collaboration to improve early diagnosis and treatment of neurodegenerative diseases. The NeuroSense-QuantalX collaboration comes following NeuroSense’s recent report on new biomarker data in Alzheimer’s disease (AD) and its plans to initiate a Phase 2 AD clinical trial in the first half of 2023.
QuantalX’s Delphi-MD is a breakthrough technology that supports clinicians’ neurodiagnostic gaps at the point of care through real-time monitoring of brain functionality, resulting in improved patient care and reduced associated financial burden. Delphi-MD is expected to provide multiple clinically objective and accurate measurements of brain function in a safe and simple manner in NeuroSense’s upcoming AD Phase 2 clinical trial.
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In addition, the companies agreed that QuantalX’s Delphi-MD will be used for early diagnosis and ongoing monitoring of trial participants in NeuroSense’s planned future pivotal Phase 3 efficacy trial of PrimeC in people living with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), pending the successful conclusion of its ALS Phase 2b trial.
“We’re humbled and excited to join NeuroSense in its effort to advance therapies for neurodegenerative diseases, empower neurologists to provide better patient care through early detection and personalize disease management,” said Dr. Iftach Dolev, QuantalX CEO and Co-Founder.
“We believe the use of cutting-edge innovations like Delphi-MD is the future of early detection and treatment of neurodegenerative diseases. We are enthusiastic to work with QuantalX, whose technology complements our extensive evaluation of our platform combination drug therapy via clinical measurements and a large panel of biomarkers,” said NeuroSense CEO Alon Ben-Noon. “We envision a long-term collaboration beginning with our upcoming Phase 2 double-blind clinical study in Alzheimer’s disease, which we plan to commence in the first half of this year.”
SOURCE: PR Newswire