PregLem gets German OK for endometriosis drug trial

17 March 2008

Swiss biopharmaceutical company PregLem says that the German health authorities have granted authorization for a Phase Ib assessment of its investigational steroid sulfate inhibitor, PGL2001. The compound, which is being developed to treat endometriosis, has demonstrated therapeutic activity as well as safety and tolerability in previouslycompleted studies.

PregLem chief executive Ernest Loumaye said that approval for the SAPHIR study "is the first of several important clinical milestones for the company," adding that the first patient to be recruited into the Phase Ib program has already been treated.

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