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Relief Therapeutics Holding SA (OTCQB: RLFTF), historically known as Relief Therapeutics, regularly issues news updates covering its biopharmaceutical pipeline, corporate milestones, and, more recently, its transformation into MindMaze Therapeutics Holding SA through a business combination with NeuroX Group SA. Company press releases describe a focus on rare dermatological, metabolic, and respiratory diseases, along with digital neurotherapeutics and an AI-powered brain health platform following the combination.
News items for RLFTF include clinical and regulatory developments such as FDA designations and meeting outcomes for RLF-TD011 in epidermolysis bullosa, and pivotal bioequivalence study results for RLF-OD032, a liquid sapropterin formulation for phenylketonuria. Investors and observers can also find updates on corporate governance events like annual general meetings, half-year and annual report publications, and shareholder approvals for strategic transactions.
Coverage further extends to transaction-related announcements, including the proposed and completed business combination with NeuroX, details on share exchanges, and the renaming of the company to MindMaze Therapeutics Holding SA. Subsequent communications describe the combined company’s activities in digital neurorehabilitation and neurological care, while noting that it continues to manage Relief’s preexisting biopharmaceutical assets.
By following RLFTF news, readers can track the evolution of Relief’s rare disease programs, its regulatory interactions, and the integration of its portfolio into the broader MindMaze Therapeutics platform. This news stream provides context on how the company positions its therapies and digital technologies within the rare disease and neurology landscapes.
Relief Therapeutics announces the appointment of Anthony M. Kim as Senior Vice President and Head of U.S. Commercial Operations, effective December 1, 2021. Kim, a seasoned biotech executive, brings extensive U.S. commercial launch experience, aiming to bolster the company's product availability in the U.S., including the PKU GOLIKE(R). Meanwhile, Chris Stijnen will depart the company, with Paolo Galfetti assuming his responsibilities in Europe. The company highlights strategic growth from collaborations with Acer Therapeutics and acquisitions of APR and AdVita in 2021.
Relief Therapeutics Holding SA announced that its U.S. partner, NRx Pharmaceuticals, has had its request for Emergency Use Authorization for IV aviptadil declined by the FDA. This decision impacts Relief's lead drug candidate, RLF-100, which is being tested for treating respiratory failure due to COVID-19. The company's portfolio also includes collaboration with Acer Therapeutics for ACER-001 aimed at Urea Cycle Disorders. This development raises concerns about the approval timeline and market potential for Relief's key therapies.
Relief Therapeutics Holding SA has taken initial steps to launch a Level 1 American Depositary Receipt (ADR) program in the U.S., filing a registration statement on Form F-6 with the SEC. This program will allow U.S. investors to trade shares without cross-border transactions. Each ADR will represent 150 ordinary shares. Although Relief will not receive proceeds from this program, it aims to progress to a Level 2 or Level 3 ADR program, potentially listing on NASDAQ in H1 2022. The success of this transition is uncertain.
Relief Therapeutics (OTCQB: RLFTF) announced a positive safety update regarding aviptadil from its U.S. partner, NRx Pharmaceuticals, as part of the NIH-sponsored ACTIV-3b study. The Independent Data Safety Monitoring Board analyzed over 300 patients and found no new safety concerns, recommending continued enrollment to reach 640 patients. Relief's lead drug, RLF-100(TM), aims to treat respiratory deficiency due to COVID-19. The company also broadened its portfolio through recent acquisitions and collaborations.
Relief Therapeutics Holding SA has announced positive interim results from a clinical trial of its nasal spray Sentinox for SARS-CoV-2 infected patients. Conducted by APR Applied Pharma Research, the study confirmed Sentinox's safety and tolerability, suggesting it may effectively reduce viral load in nasal mucosa. Out of 30 patients, all treated with Sentinox tested negative for the virus by Day 21, while 10% of the control group remained positive. The study aims to confirm these promising results across a larger cohort.
Relief Therapeutics announced the publication of two studies in the Journal of Wound Care, showcasing the effectiveness of its Nexodyn(R) Acid-Oxidizing Solution (AOS) for treating hard-to-heal ulcers. The studies included 60 patients treated with Nexodyn(R) AOS alongside standard care, resulting in 68.3% of wounds healing or improving by day 70 and significant reductions in wound size. A follow-up study indicated that 35.5% of patients experienced complete healing by week 32. The findings support Nexodyn's safety and effectiveness, highlighting its potential as a valuable treatment option.
Relief Therapeutics has reported positive trial results for its drug aviptadil in treating critical COVID-19 patients with respiratory failure. In a study published in the Journal of Infectious Diseases and Treatment, aviptadil demonstrated a 60-day survival rate of 81%, significantly higher than the 21% survival rate of standard care (P.0001). Additionally, the treatment showed a 9-fold advantage in recovery from respiratory failure (P<.0001). These results further support Relief's ongoing clinical programs and partnerships aimed at addressing high unmet medical needs.
Relief Therapeutics announced that its U.S. partner, NRx Pharmaceuticals, has submitted a revised Investigational New Drug module for ZYESAMI (aviptadil) to the FDA, confirming Nephron Pharmaceuticals can supply the drug commercially. Additionally, NRx received positive audit results from a European QP Auditor at a separate facility. Relief's lead candidate, RLF-100 (aviptadil), targets respiratory deficiency due to COVID-19 and has undergone late-stage clinical testing.
Relief Therapeutics reported positive safety findings for ZYESAMI (RLF-100) in the NIH-sponsored ACTIV-3b study. The Independent Data Safety Monitoring Board reviewed data from 231 patients and confirmed no new safety concerns, recommending continued patient enrollment. The company emphasizes its commitment to addressing unmet medical needs with innovative therapies while also strengthening its pipeline through collaborations and acquisitions. The progress of RLF-100, particularly in treating respiratory issues related to COVID-19, remains a focus for Relief.
Relief Therapeutics announces that its subsidiary, APR Applied Pharma Research, published findings in the Journal of Wound Care indicating that Nexodyn(R) Acid-Oxidizing Solution (AOS) exhibits superior wound healing compared to standard care. Conducted by experts in Austria, the study involved 50 patients and demonstrated significant improvements including a healing rate of 32% with Nexodyn(R) versus 8% with standard treatment. The study confirmed Nexodyn(R)'s safety, tolerability, and its ability to reduce wound pH, promoting faster healing.