Path Ahead For Neuraly’s NLY01 Unclear After Phase II Parkinson’s Disappointment
Executive Summary
The US firm’s lead program has flunked a mid-stage trial in early Parkinson’s disease and, despite a promising efficacy signal in a younger patient cohort, its future remains uncertain.
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