Jnana has discovered a new way to potentially treat the metabolic disease PKU in its Boston labs. (Credit: Jnana)
January 30, 2024 07:00 AM EST
R&D

Ex­clu­sive: Jnana says piv­otal tri­al of PKU pill could be­gin next year af­ter promis­ing re­sults from a small­er study

Ryan Cross

Senior Science Correspondent

Jnana Ther­a­peu­tics, a Boston start­up that’s look­ing to tack­le a rare meta­bol­ic dis­ease, has re­port­ed promis­ing re­sults from an on­go­ing ear­ly

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