Pharmos’ dexanabinol (correction)
Executive Summary
Pharmos' Phase III trial for its cannabinoid dexanabinal in traumatic brain injury has completed projected enrollment of about 860 patients in the U.S. and other countries; results are expected by year-end. FDA placed the NMDA antagonist on fast track status in September 2003. Dexanabinol has never been in clinical development for Parkinson's disease or Alzheimer's disease as suggested in the 1March 22 issue of "The Pink Sheet" (p. 38)...
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