Cambridge, UK-based CeNeS Pharmaceuticals released additional data from the pivotal Phase III trial of M6G (morphine-6-glucuronide) in post-operative pain, demonstrating that less anti-emetic drugs were required in patients treated with M6G compared with those on morphine, and that M6G exhibited a long duration of analgesia. CeNeS noted that this was the first Phase III study where patients were given a complete pain management program with M6G and the first Phase III trial with nausea and vomiting as primary endpoints.
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