- INSMED Pharmaceuticals has completed a Phase I study with its leadcompound INS1, for the treatment of insulin resistance and related metabolic disorders. The trial was designed to examine the effects of the drug on insulin sensitivity, and to provide absorption and dose response information. Data show that INS1 was safe and well-tolerated in healthy but obese subjects, and results also indicate preliminary efficacy.
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