NeuroSense says Phase 2b ALS trial meets primary endpoint, cuts TDP-43 vs placebo (p=0.0421)

• NeuroSense reported Phase 2b PARADIGM results showing its PrimeC ALS candidate met the trial’s primary endpoint.
• The study showed a treatment-linked reduction in a key ALS disease marker versus placebo, supporting evidence of target engagement.
• Management also pointed to consistent benefits across clinical outcomes and survival, reinforcing the case for a disease-modifying profile.
• Trial safety remained favorable over extended dosing, with no new safety signals reported.
• FDA clearance has been secured to start the global Phase 3 PARAGON study, shifting the program into confirmatory testing.

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