Biora Therapeutics announced positive topline results from its Phase 1 clinical trial for BT-600, an orally administered drug-device combination for ulcerative colitis. The trial successfully demonstrated drug absorption in colonic tissue, including the distal colon, and was well tolerated by participants. BT-600 leverages the NaviCap™ device to deliver tofacitinib directly to the colon, achieving lower peak systemic exposure compared to conventional oral delivery.
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Biora Therapeutics Announces Positive Clinical Trial Results for BT-600
Biora Therapeutics announced positive topline results from its Phase 1 clinical trial for BT-600, an orally administered drug-device combination for ulcerative colitis. The trial successfully demonstrated drug absorption in colonic tissue, including the distal colon, and was well tolerated by participants. BT-600 leverages the NaviCap™ device to deliver tofacitinib directly to the colon, achieving lower peak systemic exposure compared to conventional oral delivery.