SciSparc (NASDAQ:SPRC) stock is taking off on Wednesday after the company released results from a Phase IIa trial of SCI-110 as an Alzheimer’s Disease agitation treatment.
The clinical trial covered 18 patients with Alzheimer’s who have been dealing with agitation symptoms. The study found that SCI-110 met its primary endpoints of safety and efficiency with dosing twice a day. It also did so without showing side effects for the patients.
Dr. Adi Zuloff- Shani, Chief Technologies Officer of SciSparc, said the following about the clinical trial results:
“We are thrilled with these outcomes, as they signify a monumental potential in enhancing the lives of AD patients. Our commitment to pioneering innovative treatments with a global impact has never been clearer.”
What’s Next for SPRC Stock?
With this positive clinical trial data under its belt, it’s likely that SciSparc will continue the development of SCI-110. That means more clinical trials, as well as the possibility of the drug getting commercial approval.
These possibilities have investors in SPRC stock excited today, which explains the 46.6% increase as of this writing. It also gives a reason for the more than 9 million shares changing hands today. That’s already well above the company’s daily average trading volume of about 1.2 million shares.
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