“We continue to deliver on our clinical and strategic objectives, advancing three differentiated programs with strong potential to address large, underserved markets,” said Gregory D. Gorgas, President and Chief Executive Officer of Artelo Biosciences (ARTL). “We were very pleased with the interim Phase 2 data with ART27.13 showing restoration in body weight versus continued weight loss in people suffering from cancer-related anorexia. Importantly, this data has attracted meaningful partnering interest from several pharmaceutical companies. In addition, partnering interest continues to expand for ART26.12, our lead FABP5 inhibitor, as more companies become aware of its broad therapeutic potential. With ART26.12’s progress toward a multiple ascending dose study, we believe our clinical pipeline is well-positioned to create substantial value for patients and shareholders.”
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