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Pharmaceutical company Veru said on Monday that its cytoskeleton-disrupting agent sabizabulin reduced deaths by 55% compared to placebo in a phase III trial in critically ill patients hospitalized with COVID-19
COVID-19 Veru said the study was stopped early on the recommendation of an independent data monitoring committee due to "overwhelming" effectiveness
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An analysis of the first 150 patients found a 20 percent mortality rate in the sabizabulin-treated group compared with 45 percent in the placebo group
An analysis of the first 150 patients found a 20 percent mortality rate in the sabizabulin-treated group compared with 45 percent in the placebo group
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"The pharmacological activity of sabizabulin is independent of the type of COVID-19 variant," said Gary Barnette, Veru's chief scientific officer
According to Veru, sabizabulin represents a potential new class of drugs that target unique binding sites on microtubules to disrupt the cytoskeleton
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