Galmed Pharmaceuticals, in partnership with Barcode Nanotech, has created a new formulation of Aramchol that can cross the blood-brain barrier, potentially treating Parkinson's disease and other central nervous system (CNS) disorders. This formulation uses lipid nanoparticles for delivery via subcutaneous injection and targets the enzyme SCD1, which is linked to protein aggregation in diseases like Parkinson's. Early lab studies show Aramchol reduces harmful protein buildup without toxicity. Galmed plans to start proof-of-concept clinical trials in Parkinson's patients in the second half of 2026, aiming to offer the first disease-modifying therapy for these conditions.
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