Hypnion's HY10275 meets Ph II endpoints

15 January 2007

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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