Galmed says Aramchol oral film boosts bioavailability 150%, CNS exposure 300% in Parkinson’s program
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- Galmed advanced Aramchol for Parkinson’s disease with an orally dispersible film formulation designed for buccal and sublingual absorption.
- Development data showed about 150% higher systemic bioavailability versus conventional oral dosing.
- CNS exposure increased about 300%, supporting a brain-targeted delivery strategy for its SCD1 inhibitor.
- Program positioned as a potential out-licensing candidate targeting a $6+ billion Parkinson’s therapeutics market.
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