Benzinga | Jan 4, 2022 09:24AM EST

NeuroSense Therapeutics, Ltd. Announces Presentation Of Phase IIa Study Results At Four International Conferences

NeuroSense Therapeutics Ltd. (NASDAQ:NRSN) ("NeuroSense"), a company developing treatments for severe neurodegenerative diseases, today announced that presentation of the company's Phase IIa clinical trial results have been accepted at the 16th International Conference on Alzheimer's & Parkinson's (AD/PD) to be held in Barcelona in March 2022. AD/PD is an international medical and scientific conference for Alzheimer's & Parkinson's disease and other neurological diseases.



During the fourth quarter of 2021, NeuroSense presented clinical and pre-clinical data at three prestigious conferences: the Annual ALS ONE Research Symposium; the ALS/MND Symposium 2021; and the Israeli Neurological Association Annual Meeting.

The presentations also focused on key clinical findings from NeuroSense's phase IIa clinical study which showed promising clinical outcomes together with significant changes in ALS-related biomarkers.

"We are excited and honored to be presenting our work at these leading conferences, and we thank the organizers for providing us the opportunity to be on the podium. Our findings have provided valuable insights into the pathologies of ALS and the mechanism of action for PrimeC's, the lead product in our pipeline," noted Dr. Shiran Zimri, PhD., Head of the Scientific Programs at NeuroSense. "We are hopeful that participation in these leading conferences will pave the way to further collaborations and advancement of our product portfolio."

Alon Ben-Noon, NeuroSense's CEO added: "The positive reception that NeuroSense has received from the scientific community helps to emphasize the novelty and importance of our PrimeC clinical trial findings for ALS. With the recent completion of our initial public offering and listing on NASDAQ, we are well financed to work closely with leading clinicians and patient advocacy groups and to advance our ALS clinical program towards initiation of our Phase IIb study."