Vivoryon Therapeutics (Euronext: VVY) has announced Phase II data from its VIVA-MIND study of varoglutamstat, an investigational oral glutaminyl cyclase inhibitor.
The VIVA-MIND trial, conducted in the USA, failed to show significant efficacy in its primary endpoint, mirroring results from the earlier VIVIAD study in Europe.
Analysis showed no meaningful improvements in cognitive measures, aligning with disappointing data from the European trial that led to a 90% drop in Vivoryon’s share price earlier this year.
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