- Connective Therapeutics is to start Phase II dose-ranging clinical trials of its scleroderma treatment, ConXn (recombinant human relaxin H2). It expects to enroll 60 patients with this potentially-fatal connective tissue disease, and will study the effects of active treatment compared to placebo on skin softening, joint mobility, vital organ function and quality of life.
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