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Indevus Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (NASDAQ: IDEV) today announced that it has filed a New Patent Application with the U.S. Patent Office covering the use of pagoclone as a treatment for premature ejaculation (PE). The patent filing is based on evidence of pharmacologic activity contained in the Company's existing clinical databases.
"Premature ejaculation is one of the most common sexual dysfunctions in men, affecting approximately 30% of the adult male population," stated Glenn L. Cooper, M.D., chairman, president and chief executive officer of Indevus. "There are currently no approved oral drugs in the United States for the treatment of PE. The normal ejaculatory response is controlled by multiple neurotransmitters, including serotonin and GABA. There is evidence that drugs that stimulate or increase the levels of GABA in the brain may delay the ejaculatory response."
"Pagoclone is a selective, non-sedating GABA-A receptor partial agonist, studied extensively in the past for anxiety disorders and currently being studied by Indevus in a Phase II trial for the treatment of stuttering," continued Dr. Cooper. "We have found evidence within our existing database that patients have described ejaculatory delay on pagoclone. Based on these observations and the pharmacologic rationale, we intend to form an internal project team to explore the clinical and regulatory path to proof of concept studies of pagoclone as an on-demand oral therapy for men with PE. Pagoclone for PE would be an excellent strategic addition to our urology and men's health franchise."
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Well 2 things immediately spring to mind:
1. How does something like this come up in conversation with researchers?
2. If we could link other stuttering research to sexual dysfunction, the funding problem would be solved.
;-)
Wow. I think John has a very valid point....that WOULD increase stuttering research!
BTW - I just began the "open label" phase (1 year extension) of the pagoclone clinical trial. I have no idea whether or not I was on placebo for the first 8 weeks of the trial. I feel that my speech might be *minutely* better but not much and that might be placebo effect.
I am quite interested to see if there is any change on the open label portion of the study. I understand that more mild/moderate stutterers such as myself see improvement when the dose doubles. For the first two weeks, I am taking the low dose and then switching to the high dose, so we shall see what happens!
Loyd:
I have been taking the open label now for about a month (at the higher dosage) and have noticed little difference. Still seem to get hamstrung on the most critcal words. I was pretty convinced that I had the placebo based on the lack of side effects -- I mean zero, but am now unsure. Would be interested to hear more about your experience with this. Please post here.
Greg
hi
i am a severe stutterer
trried speech therapy for 6 months
lost a lot of money but got no result
i am really pinnning my hopes on pagoclone or any other medicibe that promises a cure
is there any update on the research
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