Aptinyx Sees Path Forward In DPN With Long-Term Patients
Executive Summary
After disappointing top-line Phase II data in diabetic peripheral neuropathy with NYX-2925, Aptinyx says the full dataset shows significance across endpoints in patients four years or more past diagnosis; a second Phase II study in this subgroup is planned.
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