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Shareholders approved Jaguar Health’s proposals, and early trials show its drug may help infants with a rare, fatal intestinal disease.
Jaguar Health, Inc. announced that shareholders approved all three proposals at its special meeting on December 8, 2025, including corporate governance and strategic matters.
The company reported promising early results from a proof-of-concept trial showing crofelemer, a plant-derived drug, may extend survival in infants with microvillus inclusion disease (MVID), a rare, fatal intestinal disorder, by reducing dependence on total parenteral support by up to 37%, though toxicity was observed.
No approved treatments exist for MVID.
Jaguar held a meeting with the FDA on October 2, 2025, to discuss advancing a placebo-controlled trial and pursuing an expedited approval pathway.
The company, which markets Mytesi® for HIV-related diarrhea and operates subsidiaries focused on gastrointestinal and mental health therapies, plans to present updates at the December 2025 Emerging Growth Conference.
Forward-looking statements involve risks and uncertainties.
Los accionistas aprobaron las propuestas de Jaguar Health, y los primeros ensayos muestran que su fármaco puede ayudar a los bebés con una enfermedad intestinal rara y fatal.