Assembly Biosciences Doses First Two Participants in Phase 2 Trial of Hepatitis Delta Drug ABI-6250

By Public Technologies
  • Assembly Biosciences dosed the first two participants in a Phase 2 trial of oral ABI-6250 for chronic hepatitis delta virus infection.
  • The trial targets approximately 80 participants, testing two once-daily doses for safety and antiviral activity.
  • Initial Phase 2 data are expected in the fourth quarter of 2027.
  • Phase 1a results supported further development, with a mean half-life of approximately four days supporting once-daily dosing.
  • Gilead holds an exclusive licensing option for ABI-6250 for $90 million through Phase 2 completion and review of the option data package.


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