BioAge Labs announced on Tuesday that its experimental drug, BGE-102, significantly reduced inflammation in a Phase 1 clinical study, positioning it as a potential treatment for cardiovascular risk prevention.

The study focused on individuals with obesity and elevated inflammation levels. Patients receiving a 60-milligram dose of BGE-102 experienced an 85% reduction in high-sensitivity C-reactive protein (hs-CRP) after one week. This reduction was maintained for up to three weeks. A similar effect was observed in participants who took a 120-milligram dose, as previously reported by the company.

Additionally, 87% of patients taking the 60-mg dose achieved hs-CRP levels below 2 mg/L—a threshold associated with a lower risk of cardiovascular complications.

Source: STAT News