Sirnaomics Reports Interim Results of STP705 Phase I Clinical Study for Medical Aesthetics Treatment in Adults Undergoing Abdominoplasty
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Monday, June 5, 2023
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The initial results of the Phase I trial appear to indicate that the use of STP705 in the treatment of unwanted fat is safe and show clear signs of efficacy.
Key Points:
- The initial results of the Phase I trial appear to indicate that the use of STP705 in the treatment of unwanted fat is safe and show clear signs of efficacy.
- This interim efficacy results examined efficacy data from six participants that were scheduled to undergo abdominoplasty.
- The positive interim results have better informed the Group about the later stage development of STP705 in the medical aesthetics category.
- "The interim results of this Phase I clinical study have brought a strong enthusiasm using RNAi drug for medical aesthetic treatment.