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Artelo Biosciences Soars 12.26% on Positive Drug Data

Ainvest Pre-Market RadarWednesday, Jul 9, 2025 6:02 am ET
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Artelo Biosciences' stock surged 12.26% in pre-market trading on July 9, 2025, driven by positive preclinical data for its drug candidate ART12.11.

Artelo Biosciences reported that ART12.11 demonstrated significant antidepressant-like effects and cognitive benefits in animal studies. The 28-day treatment regimen with ART12.11 reversed behavioral impairments in male rats exposed to chronic stress, showing efficacy comparable to sertraline, a commonly prescribed antidepressant.

The company's CEO, Gregory D. Gorgas, expressed particular encouragement over the strong antidepressant effects observed in the preclinical data. This positive data has sparked investor interest, leading to a notable increase in the stock price.

Artelo Biosciences also announced positive Phase 1 data for its non-opioid analgesic candidate, further bolstering investor confidence in the company's pipeline. The preclinical data for ART12.11 suggests its potential to treat depression and cognitive deficits associated with chronic stress, aligning with the company's goal of developing innovative therapies for mental health conditions.

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