Hawaii Biotech, a privately-held US company engaged in pharmaceutical R&D, has reported successful Phase I trial results for its West Nile Virus vaccine in healthy volunteers.
The results demonstrated a favorable safety profile in 24 subjects across four cohorts. The Phase I, ascending-dose study assessed the safety of the vaccine among healthy adult volunteers who had not been exposed to the West Nile or similar viruses. The overall profile was favorable, with no serious adverse events.
Based on these results, the company is preparing to proceed with additional safety studies in adults, as well as expanding into elderly, juvenile and immunocompromised populations.
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