Diurnal Group (AIM: DNL) has published the results from its Phase III trial of lead product Infacort (hydrocortisone) in adrenal insufficiency (AI), a condition characterized by deficiency in cortisol, an essential hormone in regulating metabolism and stress response.
The study found the therapy was well tolerated, with cortisol levels at 60 minutes after administration similar to physiological cortisol levels in healthy children.
Infacort is the first preparation of hydrocortisone specifically designed for use in children suffering from AI. Such patients are currently treated by crushing or compounding adult preparations.
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