CervoMed reports positive results from dementia trial

11 March 2025

CervoMed (Nasdaq: CRVO) has announced encouraging findings from the first 16 weeks of an extension phase of its Phase IIb RewinD-LB study.

The company is testing neflamapimod in the treatment of dementia with Lewy bodies (DLB), with the  study extension following an initial 16-week double-blind, placebo-controlled phase.

Those who switched to a newly manufactured batch of the drug showed improvements on key clinical measures compared to those who continued on the previous batch. Researchers at the firm have attributed the difference to increased drug concentration in the new formulation.

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