Latest Traumatic Brain Injury News

Argenica Therapeutics has completed patient dosing in its Phase 2 trial of ARG-007 for acute ischaemic stroke, with topline data expected in Q3 2025. The company also plans to submit its Investigational New Drug application and Fast Track request to the FDA imminently.

EMVision Medical Devices has commenced the pivotal clinical trial for its emu™ bedside brain scanner aimed at FDA clearance, while advancing its First Responder device through successful aeromedical testing and ethics approvals. The company maintains strong cash reserves of $12.58 million to support ongoing innovation and clinical activities.

Nyrada Inc. posted a significant $2.46 million loss for H1 FY25, driven by increased R&D spend, while advancing its lead drug NYR-BI03 into first-in-human trials following regulatory approval.

Nyrada has secured ethics approval to begin its first-in-human Phase Ia trial of NYR-BI03, a promising neuro- and cardioprotective drug candidate. Recruitment starts soon, with dosing expected by March and results due in Q3 2025.

Invex Therapeutics reports a significant reduction in net loss for H1 FY2025 alongside promising pre-clinical data for Exenatide in Alzheimer’s Disease models.

Argenica Therapeutics reports compelling preclinical evidence that ARG-007 significantly reduces brain cell damage and neuroinflammation in moderate traumatic brain injury, reinforcing its potential as a breakthrough neuroprotective therapy.

Argenica Therapeutics has reported compelling preclinical data showing ARG-007 significantly reduces brain cell damage and inflammation in moderate traumatic brain injury, matching levels seen in uninjured controls. This reinforces ARG-007’s potential as a breakthrough neuroprotective therapy.

Nyrada Inc. reports promising preclinical results for its lead drug NYR-BI03, showing an 86% cardioprotective effect, alongside a strong financial position bolstered by a AU$3.29 million capital raise. The company has submitted its Phase Ia clinical trial package, setting the stage for human testing.

Invex Therapeutics reports encouraging results from its collaboration with Tessara Therapeutics, showing Exenatide’s potential to improve neuronal survival in a 3D human brain model of Alzheimer's disease. The company maintains a stable cash position while exploring new neurological partnerships.