Sm04554

[noisette]

Hi
I would like to post something interested :
the meeting of north american hair research society will take place on
Friday, March 4, 2016 • 12:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Washington DC, USA
Registration is required. $25 for Members; $50 for Non-Members

Perhaps, we will have some informations about the phase 2 of SM.
And the last but not least this : the last phase 2 of SM will finish on March 2016 "A Study of SM04554 Applied Topically to the Scalp of Male Subjects With Androgenetic Alopecia Analyzed by Biopsy of the Scalp Prior To and Post Dosing"

source:

https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/results/NCT02503137?term=Samumed&rank=3

http://nahrs.org/MeetingsCalendar.aspx

[noisette]

And as you can see, Samumed was a coporate supporter of this event on 2015

http://nahrs.org/MeetingsCalendar/ArchiveofNAHRSEvents/tabid/120/Default.aspx

[TooMuchHairWontKillYou]

any news on 21st century cures act??

[champpy]

The 21st century act didnt go to the senate in late 2015 as we all had hoped. Its now scheuduled to be heard SOMETIME in 2016...so from what i read theres not a date given as to when we will find out anything. Just when they can fit it in on their own schedule

[xyz123]

Samumed has extended follow-up of it's scalp biopsy study to 135 days for secondary endpoints.

https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT02503137?term=sm04554&rank=1

Hopefully this means that they've seen good results - and are hoping they get even better with time.

Can't wait to hear the formal results of their Phase 2 study.

[champpy]

Good lord, isnt this the 2nd or 3rd time they have extended this phase 2? I beginning to worry that we wont have results on this till 2017

[joel203]

When are sammuneds results out for phase 2

[Hemo]

Samumed has extended follow-up of it's scalp biopsy study to 135 days for secondary endpoints.

https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT02503137?term=sm04554&rank=1

Hopefully this means that they've seen good results - and are hoping they get even better with time.

Can't wait to hear the formal results of their Phase 2 study.

Hopefully it's not the opposite and results have been inconclusive.

[xyz123]

Hopefully it's not the opposite and results have been inconclusive.

I guess we can't know for sure. But their main Phase 2 trial is completed - and they issued a press release saying the preliminary results are very promising - enough to justify moving forward with a Phase 3 trial.

http://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20151204005488/en/Samumed-Announces-Increases-Hair-Count-Hair-Density

So hopefully their extending this second Phase 2 trial (that involved Scalp Biopsies) is reflective of their believing that the results will be sustained (and hopefully get even better) even after therapy is stopped (treatment is for 90 days - and this extension is at 135 days - so 45 days after coming off treatment).

But who knows - as always - just speculation.

[Occulus]

Hopefully this means that they've seen good results - and are hoping they get even better with time.

When has that ever been the case? When is it ever "good news" that a study has to be extended? Never.

Looks like we can take SM off the list.

[Trackster]

Just hope they show good results from their first phase 2 trial. That should hopefully be presented soon.

[TooMuchHairWontKillYou]

I see two reasons of expending this trial.

1) They didn't see expected results in this time and gave it more time
2) They saw some results and want to study it more.

[Hubris]

Samumed has extended follow-up of it's scalp biopsy study to 135 days for secondary endpoints.

https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT02503137?term=sm04554&rank=1

Hopefully this means that they've seen good results - and are hoping they get even better with time.

Can't wait to hear the formal results of their Phase 2 study.

I have no medical or scientific background. Could someone please explain what the above implies? Does this mean that they are conducting another phase 2, or that they are extending the length of time that they are investigating the results of the phase 2? Alternatively, something else? Thanks.

[dus]

I have no medical or scientific background. Could someone please explain what the above implies? Does this mean that they are conducting another phase 2, or that they are extending the length of time that they are investigating the results of the phase 2? Alternatively, something else? Thanks.

Guess: they are extending the current trial by 45 days, so probably shit is still happening that they can monitor. If it was a dud, they wouldn't extend it.

[TooMuchHairWontKillYou]

I have no medical or scientific background. Could someone please explain what the above implies? Does this mean that they are conducting another phase 2, or that they are extending the length of time that they are investigating the results of the phase 2? Alternatively, something else? Thanks.

They have finished first phase 2 (October 2014 - November 2015)

and now they are expanding their second phase 2 (biopsy)