US drugmaker Hypnion says that its drug candidate HY10275 met the primary and secondary endpoints of an initial Phase II trial evaluating the dual-acting H1 / 5HT2a compound in transient insomnia.
In the randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled, 52-patient study, HY10275 demonstrated statistically-significant improvements in Wake After Sleep Onset, an objective measure of sleep maintenance. WASO decreased in a dose-dependent manner by 62 minutes for those on 3mg of the drug (p<0.001) and 35 minutes with 1mg (p<0.002), compared to placebo. Patients with moderate-to-severe transient insomnia responded as well as or better than those with mild-to-moderate transient insomnia, the firm noted.
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