Intercept’s next-generation FXR agonist INT-787 fails Phase 2 trial in alcohol-associated hepatitis
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Intercept Pharmaceuticals reported that its experimental FXR agonist INT-787 did not demonstrate efficacy in a Phase 2 study of patients with severe alcohol-associated hepatitis.
The trial results showed no clear evidence of a therapeutic benefit, leading the company to acknowledge a setback for the next-generation liver-inflammation program.
The failure highlights the challenges of developing FXR-targeted therapies for alcohol-related liver disease and may delay any further advancement of INT-787.
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Original headline: “Intercept's next-gen FXR agonist fails Phase 2 in latest setback for Italian-owned pharma”
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