Aptinyx’s NYX-2925 Draws Skepticism As It Fails Another Trial
Executive Summary
The company is no longer pursuing development of the drug in painful diabetic peripheral neuropathy, but while more optimistic about fibromyalgia, that indication has less supporting data.
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