EP-104GI — Clinical data readout
2026
Part One: Enrollment of this phase of the trial is now complete. No dose-limiting toxicities or drug-related serious adverse events (" SAEs ") have occurred. Serum glucose and cortisol levels have generally been stable post-dose. Transient decreases in serum cortisol have been observed, however, there has been no indication of adrenal insufficiency through clinical signs or symptoms or via ACTH stimulation tests. Available pharmacokinetic data reveal dose-dependent plasma FP concentrations with near-constant levels achieved after the initial peak. Symptom responses assessed by patient questionnaires have generally improved with increasing EP-104GI dose. In the available data, initial symptom improvements at Week 4 have been maintained or enhanced by Week 24 and have remained below baseline values for up to 52 weeks. Histological assessments at Week 12 demonstrate progressive improvements with increasing EP-104GI dose. The Week 36 data available suggest these histological responses can be maintained. Initial data from lower dose cohorts demonstrated sustained symptom response after 52 weeks of treatment. We anticipate continued data readouts from subsequent dose-escalation cohorts throughout 2026, and ongoing enrolment in the dose optimization portion.Source filing
