DOGE Up 0.03% as Dogwood Enrolls 100 in Halneuron Trial

On NOV 12 2025, DOGE rose by 0.03% within 24 hours to reach $0.17191, DOGE dropped by 3.72% within 7 days, dropped by 7.68% within 1 month, and dropped by 45.53% within 1 year.

Dogwood Therapeutics (Nasdaq: DWTX) announced on November 11, 2025, the successful enrollment of 100 patients in its ongoing HALT-CINP Phase 2b clinical trial for Halneuron®, a treatment targeting chemotherapy-induced neuropathic pain (CINP). This milestone brings the company closer to conducting a planned interim analysis in December 2025, a key step in evaluating the efficacy and safety of its drug candidate. The enrollment rate and positive patient feedback highlight growing interest in the trial, driven by the unmet medical need in CINP treatment and the trial's potential to deliver statistically significant results.

The HALT-CINP trial is a randomized, phase 2b study evaluating the effectiveness of Halneuron® compared to a placebo in treating CINP among cancer patients. Patients receive eight subcutaneous doses over a 14-day period and are monitored for 28 days for safety and efficacy. The primary endpoint is the change in pain intensity scores from baseline to week four. The trial is being conducted at 25 U.S. sites and aims to conclude with a final data analysis by mid-2026. Secondary outcomes include assessments of sleep, fatigue, and overall health, providing a comprehensive view of Halneuron®'s impact.

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