In January, Praxis priced a $150 million public stock offering and promised four data readouts. And on Tuesday morning, the first topline data dropped in a small update from its Phase 2a study in photo-sensitive epilepsy patients, with the company saying that the data are positive enough to move its drug into focal epilepsy.
The study measured electroencephalogram signatures (electrical activity) in the brain after intermittent photic stimulation, a type of visual stimulation, which is used as an indicator of anti-seizure efficacy.
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