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IGC Pharma's Phase 2 trial for its THC-based Alzheimer’s drug IGC-AD1 hits 50% enrollment, aiming to treat agitation in patients.
IGC Pharma announced on September 22, 2025, that its Phase 2 CALMA trial for IGC-AD1, a low-dose THC-based therapy, has reached 50% enrollment in a study assessing its potential to treat agitation in Alzheimer’s patients.
The multicenter, double-blind trial is evaluating the drug’s ability to reduce agitation—a common and difficult-to-treat symptom—while also targeting underlying Alzheimer’s pathologies.
New trial sites in Florida, Ontario, Rhode Island, Oklahoma, British Columbia, and Puerto Rico have expanded access and diversity.
The company remains on track to complete enrollment in early 2026 and expects to report results by then.
IGC Pharma, which uses artificial intelligence in drug development, is advancing multiple programs for neurodegenerative and metabolic disorders.
Forward-looking statements include risks related to regulatory approval, clinical outcomes, and evolving cannabis-related policies.
El ensayo de fase 2 de IGC Pharma para su medicamento de Alzheimer IGC-AD1 basado en THC alcanza el 50% de inscripción, con el objetivo de tratar la agitación en los pacientes.