Small Pharma Reports Positive Top-line Data from SPL026 (DMT)-SSRI Drug Interaction Study in Patients with Major Depressive Disorder
This is impressive especially when combined with previously reported Phase IIa SPL026 efficacy data in MDD showing a rapid antidepressant effect and sustained remission to six months.
- This is impressive especially when combined with previously reported Phase IIa SPL026 efficacy data in MDD showing a rapid antidepressant effect and sustained remission to six months.
- In the Phase I/IIa SPL026 study, patients were required to be withdrawn from SSRIs, which can be a disruptive experience.
- Through the SPL026-SSRI drug interaction study, Small Pharma aimed to address this requirement, which could enable broader patient recruitment on future large-scale studies, and potentially accelerate the clinical development pathway.
- Efficacy was assessed using the Montgomery-Asberg Depression Rating scale (MADRS) to measure any change in patients’ depression symptoms from baseline.