Sen-Jam Pharmaceutical has announced positive preliminary results from its Phase 2 clinical trial evaluating SJP-002C, a novel therapeutic for upper respiratory infections, including COVID-19. The trial, designed to assess the safety and efficacy of SJP-002C, showed promising outcomes in both areas.
Safety and Efficacy Highlights
The Phase 2 trial results indicated an exceptional safety profile for SJP-002C, with no adverse events reported throughout the trial period. In terms of efficacy, the therapeutic significantly improved symptom reduction during the critical early stages of treatment, specifically on days 1 and 2 of the infection.
"The strong safety profile and early symptom improvements are promising indicators of SJP-002C's potential to make a meaningful impact in COVID-19 care," said Jackie Iversen RPh MS, Chief Clinical Officer and Co-Founder, Sen-Jam Pharmaceutical.
Next Steps for SJP-002C
Sen-Jam is currently reviewing additional clinical data to deepen its understanding of SJP-002C's performance and efficacy. The company is also exploring opportunities for follow-up studies that could expand the scope of the therapeutic's application to broader patient populations and conditions. These studies aim to validate the statistical and clinical significance of the observed improvements.
Broader Pipeline and PAIR Technology
Sen-Jam Pharmaceutical is leveraging its "Pleiotropic Anti-Inflammatory Remedies" (PAIR) technology to address chronic inflammation and metabolic disorders. This approach focuses on precision remedies that work in harmony with the body's innate immune system, targeting inflammation at its source without suppressing immune responses.
In addition to SJP-002C, Sen-Jam is also advancing SJP-001, another lead asset, which recently obtained ethics approval for a clinical trial in Australia. This trial will assess SJP-001's efficacy and safety in improving metabolic health and managing symptoms related to overindulgence.
Sen-Jam at the JPMorgan Healthcare Conference
Sen-Jam Pharmaceutical's leadership team is attending the JPMorgan Healthcare Conference in San Francisco. The company is seeking partnerships, investors, and stakeholders to further explore its innovative pipeline and advance its mission of revolutionizing inflammatory and metabolic care.
