Immuron’s Travelan Trial Published in Scientific Reports Despite Missed Endpoints [VIDEO]
Immuron Travelan Phase 2 results are now peer-reviewed in Nature's Scientific Reports, with a significant 50% cut in ETEC-related adverse events, but the primary efficacy endpoints were still missed.
Key Takeaways
- Immuron's Phase 2 Travelan data is now published in Nature's Scientific Reports, but the results were first released to the ASX on 7 March 2024, so the publication adds credibility rather than new data.
- Travelan delivered a statistically significant 50% reduction in ETEC challenge-related adverse events (P=0.0001), the only result described as statistically significant.
- The trial missed its primary efficacy endpoints, with a placebo attack rate of 33% against an expected 70% cutting statistical power.
- Other endpoints trended in Travelan's favour, including 40% fewer moderate-to-severe cases, 44% fewer cases of all diarrhoea and 71% less early antibiotic use.
- A next-generation delayed-release capsule is built for once-daily dosing, but no larger trial, timeline or funding has been confirmed.
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