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Zelos reports positive osteoporosis results

Zelos Therapeutics has reported good results from a phase II study of its parathyroid hormone analogue Ostabolin-C, in postmenopausal women with osteoporosis.

Ostabolin-C has demonstrated strong bone building activity in preclinical studies.

Ostabolin-C met the primary objective of this 4 month study by demonstrating a highly statistically significant, dose responsive increase in mean lumbar spine bone mineral density, that reached 5.2% at the highest dose tested. Ostabolin-C was generally well tolerated.

“Ostabolin-C has the potential to be uniquely positioned among osteoporosis treatments as an agent that can rapidly increase bone mass. Bone building therapies such as this are increasingly needed for the large and growing number of people who have already lost large amounts of bone as a result of osteoporosis and are at high and imminent risk of sustaining a fracture.” commented Brian MacDonald, CEO of Zelos.