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A Study of the Safety and Tolerability of AB-2004 in a Pediatric Autism Spectrum Disorder Population

We worked with Axial and three other sites to assess the safety, tolerability and efficacy of a pharmaceutical therapy called AB-2004.

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Phase 1b/2a of the study explored whether AB-2004’s ability to reduce the availability of certain gut bacteria, such as p-cresol, can improve gastrointestinal symptoms and some related behavioural challenges in autistic individuals.

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Phase 2b of the study investigated whether treatment with AB-2004 can improve irritability in autistic children. Eligible participants were randomly assigned to receive AB-2004 or a placebo.

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You can read more on the study's website

Initial findings are promising and can be read about here.

 

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Initial findings are promising and can be read about here.

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Results

Contact CAN Research

Brain and Mind Centre

University of Sydney

94 Mallet Street

Camperdown, NSW, 2050

Tel: 02 9114 4104

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The Children’s Hospital at Westmead

Cnr Hawkesbury Road & Hainsworth Street

Westmead, NSW, 2145

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We use identity-first language (autistic person)  rather than person-first language (person with autism) throughout the site.
Find out more about our decision to do so. 

 

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