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IRB approval reduces clinical development risk and clears path toward site activation; historically, micro-cap biotech trials progressing milestones can trigger upside, though ultimate payoff requires later-stage data and regulatory approvals.
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Polyrizon Ltd. announced BRANY IRB central approval to begin its first human trial of NASARIX, a nasal spray designed to block airborne allergens. The study, titled NASARIX Allergy Blocker vs saline in seasonal allergic rhinitis, requires site-specific approvals after core IRB clearance, with the master file valid through June 17, 2027. Progress could bolster sentiment around Polyrizon's C&C hydrogel platform.
Polyrizon gains BRANY IRB approval to begin NASARIX trial.
Study compares NASARIX to saline in seasonal allergic rhinitis.
IRB approval valid through June 17, 2027; site approvals pending.
Polyrizon describes NASARIX as a hydrogel nasal barrier.
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