Germany's Evotec AG has initiated a Phase II proof-of-concept study, investigating the effect of EVT 302 on the quit rate of patients who want to stop smoking.
In addition, the firm provided an analysis of the results of its exploratory Phase II craving study of the reversible and highly selective monoamine oxidase B inhibitor.
The completed double-blind, placebo-controlled, cross-over craving study was designed to investigate the acute effect of EVT 302 alone and in combination with nicotine replacement therapy on craving and withdrawal symptoms after short-term deprivation of cigarettes in 90 smokers.
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