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Category Archives: NNZ-2566 trial
17th of March in September
Katelin was in the NNZ-2566 (Trofinetide) trial through the holidays the year she was in Texas. We were incredibly blessed. One family was having a party for Thanksgiving at the hotel we were in and shared their meal with us. … Continue reading
Where do we go From Here? Part I
Last week, the International Rett syndrome Foundation (IRSF) held a webinar with Dr. Dominique Pichard, CSO, IRSF and Mr. James E. Valentine, Esq., HPM aptly named, “What Comes Next? The FDA Regulatory Process from NDA to FDA decision and beyond.” … Continue reading
Posted in Acadia, clinicaltrials.gov, Dame Margaret Brimble, FDA, International Rett syndrome Foundation, Intrepid 2566, LAVENDER TRIAL, Neuren Pharmaceuticals, NNZ-2566, NNZ-2566 trial, orphan drug designation, Rett Research, Rett Syndrome, rettsyndrome.org, TBI, Trail to a Texas Trial, Trofinetide Pediatric trial, Trofinetide Phase III
Tagged Dr. Dominique Pichard, End of Phase II meeting, fast track designation, FDA, IRSF, James Valentine, NDA, Rare Pediatric Disease Designation
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It’s the Home Stretch!
ACADIA has announced the submission of Trofinetide’s application to the FDA! The words we have been waiting for have finally been written. It’s a couple of weeks later than our hearts were shooting for, but better late and the best … Continue reading
Trofinitide: A Parental Case Study
As the trail to Trofinitide is coming to its conclusion- the long awaited will they/won’t they approve, I want to revisit Katelin’s experience during the trial, when parents weren’t sworn to silence. It’s been a long, nearly nine years and … Continue reading
Trofinetide Series Part 3-LAVENDER- Arms and Interventions; Outcome Measures-Primary AKA a Leap Toward Proving Efficacy
Deep breath everybody. This is starting to get into the nitty gritty of what the hopes are for Trofinetide and how success will be measured. This can get complicated and I will try my very best to make it easy … Continue reading
Posted in Acadia, anxiety in Rett syndrome, boys with Rett syndrome, clinicaltrials.gov, Dame Margaret Brimble, FDA, Neuren Pharmaceuticals, NNZ-2566, NNZ-2566 trial, Rett Research, Rett Syndrome, screaming in rett syndrome, Trofinetide, Trofinetide Pediatric trial, Trofinetide Phase III, Uncategorized
Tagged anxiety in Rett syndrome, breathing abnormalities in Rett syndrome, CGI-I, hand movements in rett syndrome, mood, Rett syndrome behavior questionnaire, RSBQ, walking and rett syndrome
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Our Unconquerable Souls
Nearly 70 years ago, Andreas Rett observed two girls in his office with similar symptoms and thus began the known journey of Rett syndrome. In 1966 several German publications recognized his work. However, it wasn’t until 1983 that Dr. Bengt … Continue reading
Posted in Acadia, Army of us, boys with Rett syndrome, clinicaltrials.gov, Dame Margaret Brimble, Huda Zoghbi, Neuren Pharmaceuticals, NNZ-2566, NNZ-2566 trial, Rett syndrome Awareness, screaming in rett syndrome, seizures in Rett syndrome, Trail to a Texas Trial, Trofinetide, Trofinetide Pediatric trial, Trofinetide Phase III
Tagged Dr. Andreas Rett, Dr. Bengt Hagberg, Duncan Millar, Invictus, James Westgate, lavender, LILAC, Ruthie Amir
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Trofinetide Series-Part I: Words you Need to Know
So, over the course of the next few weeks, I’m going to be doing a series of posts to catch you all up to speed on the Trofinetide trial, which for many of you seems to be going at a … Continue reading
Posted in Acadia, boys with Rett syndrome, Dame Margaret Brimble, FDA, Intrepid 2566, Neuren Pharmaceuticals, NNZ-2566, NNZ-2566 trial, Orpan Drug Status, Rett Research, Rett Syndrome, TBI, Trail to a Texas Trial, Trofinetide, Trofinetide Pediatric trial, Trofinetide Phase III
Tagged Acadia, Dame Margaret Brimble, dendrites, Intrepid 2566, lavender and lilac, Neuren Pharmaceuticals, synaptic space, Walter Reed Army hospital
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A Day with Acadia- Part 1: Awareness
This is my last post of Rett syndrome Awareness month. I had hoped to do more, but Rett syndrome made sure a good amount of awareness was happening right at home, but this was going to be the last either … Continue reading
Posted in Acadia, Anavex, Anavex 2-73, Communication, Dame Margaret Brimble, fund-raising for rett syndrome, gp2c, hope, ketamine, kyphosis, Neuren, Neuren Pharmaceuticals, Newron, NNZ-2566, NNZ-2566 trial, Remarkable Rett-a podcast series, Rett Research, Rett Syndrome, Rett syndrome Awareness, rettsyndrome.org, RSRT, sarizotan, service dog, Talking, Trail to a Texas Trial, Trofinetide, Trofinetide Phase III
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A Mother Meets a Child She Will Give New Life To
It is no secret that I have high expectations for Trofinetide, I fully expect Katelin will speak; I fully expect her to be able to read and write; I expect that she will be calm, well she is Irish, so … Continue reading
Posted in Acadia, ACS Medicinal Chemistry Division, American Chemical Society, Dame Margaret Brimble, hope, Mark Brimble, Neuren Pharmaceuticals, NNZ-2566, NNZ-2566 trial, Rett Syndrome, TBI, Trail to a Texas Trial, Trofinetide, Trofinetide Pediatric trial, Trofinetide Phase III
Tagged Acadia, ACS, ACS Medicinal Chemistry, American Chemical Society, Bruce Maryanoff, Dame Margaret Brimble, Mark Brimble, Neuren Pharmaceuticals, Topomax, Trofinetide, Trofinetide Phase III
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In the Spotlight!- Dame Margaret Brimble
Soon the Phase III Pivotal trial for Trofinetide will begin. I have a personal goal of full recruitment within three months. That doesn’t mean everyone has started, but that all the spots are ready to be filled. WE CAN MAKE … Continue reading
Posted in cure, Dame Margaret Brimble, hope, Neuren Pharmaceuticals, nnz 2566, NNZ-2566 trial, Rett Research, Rett Syndrome, Rett syndrome Awareness, Trail to a Texas Trial, Trofinetide, Trofinetide Phase III, Uncategorized
Tagged Adrien Albert Award, Dame Margaret Brimble, Hector Medal, IUPAC Distinguishe Women in Chemistry Award, L'Oreal-UNESCO Women in Science, MacDiarmid, Marsden Medal, New Zealand Association of Scientists, New Zealand Order of Merit, NNZ-2591, Rett syndrome research, Royal Australian Chemical Institute, Royal Fellowship of London, Royal Society of Chemistry, Rutherford Medal, SapVax, Sosnovsky Award, Trofinetide, University of Auckland, World Class New Zealand Awards
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