Aptinyx Appears To Be Moving On From Pain With Fibromyalgia Miss
Executive Summary
Lead candidate NYX-2925 has failed a pair of Phase IIb studies in diabetic peripheral neuropathy and now one in fibromyalgia, leaving Aptinyx’s likely last hopes in neuropsychiatric indications.
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