Novaremed’s Non-opioid Lead Compound, NRD.E1, to be Tested in NIH HEAL Initiative Phase 2 Trial for the Treatment of Chronic Pain
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Tuesday, December 21, 2021
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After a thorough review by pain experts, Novaremed has received NIH confirmation for funding and execution of a Phase 2b study with NRD.E1 in patients with PDPN.
Key Points:
- After a thorough review by pain experts, Novaremed has received NIH confirmation for funding and execution of a Phase 2b study with NRD.E1 in patients with PDPN.
- For this phase 2 investigational trial, Novaremed will provide drug supply and EPPIC-Net (Early Phase Pain Investigation Clinical Network), which is part of the NIH HEAL Initiative, will run the study in the United States.
- The EPPIC-Net (Early Phase Pain Investigation Clinical Network) is part of the NIH HEAL Initiative and seeks to enhance the treatment of acute and chronic pain and reduce reliance on opioids by accelerating early-phase clinical trials of non-addictive treatments for pain.
- Many of the currently available products for the treatment of chronic neuropathic pain have limited efficacy and are often not well tolerated.