Apnimed's Oral Pill Shows Promise in Sleep Apnea Treatment

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A new oral medication called AD109 shows promise in treating sleep apnea, potentially offering a more comfortable alternative to CPAP machines, with positive Phase 3 trial results indicating it could be approved by the FDA in 2026, though full data on side effects and efficacy in chronic conditions are pending.
- A Pill for Sleep Apnea Could Be on the Horizon The New York Times
- Apnimed announces positive results from second clinical trial of sleep apnea medication American Academy of Sleep Medicine | AASM
- Apnimed firms up filing plans for oral sleep apnoea drug after second pivotal study win FirstWord Pharma
- Apnimed's sleep apnea asset goes 2 for 2 in phase 3, solidifying star potential Fierce Biotech
- Positive Topline Results From Phase 3 Trial of AD109, First Oral Pill for Obstructive Sleep Apnea Psychiatric Times
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