San Francisco-based Vistagen saw its stock soar more than 1,000% at one point on Monday after unveiling positive topline results from a Phase III trial showing its nasal spray helped adults with social anxiety disorder.
The Phase III PALISADE-2 trial of 140 subjects met its primary endpoint, with the experimental drug known as fasedienol demonstrating a statistically significant difference in average Subjective Units of Distress (SUDS) score during a public speaking challenge, when compared to placebo (p=0.015), the company said. Vistagen also noted that the trial met its secondary endpoint, too, demonstrating a statistically significant difference in the proportion of clinician-assessed responders between fasedienol and placebo as measured by the CGI-I scale (p=0.033).
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