Neose Technologies' Antiulcer Drug Shows Promise In Ph I Trial

2 December 1996

- Neose Technologies' antiulcer drug, NE-0080, has shown promise in a Phase I clinical trial. The orally-administered drug, designed to both detach and prevent reattachment of Helicobacter pylori, was given to asymptomatic patients for a period of 28 days. It was seen to be well-tolerated with no serious adverse reactions noted. Significant antibacterial action was also recorded, says the company. A Phase II trial is expected to commence in early 1997. Full data will be presented at the Fourth International Annual Conference on H pylori, to be held in Washington, USA in January, 1997.

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