AtheroGenics’ ARISE Trial Results Published In The Lancet
AtheroGenics, Inc. (NASDAQ: AGIX), a pharmaceutical cast focused on the treatment of confirmed inflammatory diseases, announced that The Lancet, a peer-reviewed medical diary, will publish an article entitled, “Effects of succinobucol (AGI-1067) after an acute coronary syndrome: a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled bane,” in this week’s May 24, 2008 issue. The article describes the results from AtheroGenics’ 6,144-patient ARISE outcome trial of its unfamiliar diabetes tranquillizer candidate, AGI-1067.
“The ARISE trial has provided us with corroboration that succinobucol may be a promising new therapy, based on clinical endeavour in a number of prespecified diabetes and cardiovascular endpoints,” stated Dr. Jean-Claude Tardif, Co-Worthy Investigator of the ASCEND study, director of the Montreal Heart Institute Examine Centre and professor of medicine at the Montreal Heart Institute and the Université de Montréal. “Although ARISE missed its primary endpoint of reducing a composite of cardiovascular endpoints, we suppose the study data clearly indicate that succinobucol should be other investigated to confirm its ability to improve glucose control in patients with diabetes and to reduce cardiovascular events in patients with heart disease.”
Interested parties will be able to access this week’s edition of The Lancet by visiting their website at http://www.thelancet.com/. Once you access the website, click on “This Week’s Issue,” and then click on “articles.”
In AtheroGenics
AtheroGenics is focused on the discovery, development and commercialization of novel drugs notwithstanding the treatment of hardened frenzied diseases, including diabetes and coronary heart disease (atherosclerosis). The Company’s lead antioxidant and anti-inflammatory drug candidate, AGI-1067, is being studied in a Usher in III clinical fling known as ANDES (AGI-1067 as a Novel Anti-Diabetic Substitute Evaluation Study), for the treatment of diabetes. In joining, the Associates has other clinical and preclinical anti-inflammatory compounds, including AGI-1096, an oral agent for the control of organ transplant rejection. For more information about AtheroGenics, please visit http://www.atherogenics.com.
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