Gain Therapeutics announces the presentation of a poster at the Federation of European Neuroscience Societies, FENS, Forum 2024. The poster describes improvement in cognitive performance and activities of daily living associated with administration of GT-02287 the Company’s lead novel allosteric therapeutic candidate in a mouse model of GBA1-Parkinson’s disease, GBA1-PD. “These data further confirm our conviction that GT-02287 can slow or stop progression of Parkinson’s disease and given the cognitive decline observed in GBA1 Parkinson’s patients, we hope that we can one day deliver this drug to those that need it and help them improve their everyday life. As we are completing our Phase 1 clinical study, we look forward to evaluating this drug in patients suffering from this chronic and debilitating disease with no adequate treatment options,” commented Dr. Joanne Taylor, Senior Vice President of Research at Gain Therapeutics. “FENS Forum 2024 is an important opportunity for us to continue discussing our differentiated approach to addressing GBA1 Parkinson’s disease and further discourse and collaboration with the neuroscience community.”
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