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Suven Life’s drug in Phase I trials

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Hyderabad, June 18 Suven Life Sciences Ltd commenced Phase I clinical trials of its drug candidate for treatment of Alzheimer’s disease and other memory disorders at Basle, Switzerland.

The drug (SUVN – 502) is the lead compound selected from over 500 compounds designed and developed through a combination of traditional and rational medicinal chemistry approaches.

The study, to be completed by December, is being conducted using single and multiple oral doses with the objective of assessing safety and bioavailability of the drug in 67 healthy human beings.

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