Rare Genetic Epilepsy Responsive To Marinus's Ganaxolone

Meets Primary Endpoint In Phase III MARIGOLD Study

Marinus Pharmaceuticals has transformed its finances and the prospects for its R&D pipeline over the past 12 months, and has just reported positive top-line results from the Phase III MARIGOLD study of its lead compound, ganaxolone.  

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An oral formulation of Marinus Pharmaceuticals, Inc.’s ganaxolone has met its primary endpoint in the Phase III MARIGOLD study in patients with an rare, genetic form of severe epilepsy, markedly reducing the seizure frequency. The results are a boost for the GABA-A modulator, which has previously reported disappointing mid-stage clinical trial results in another indication, post-partum depression. 

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