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Drug candidate NUZ-001 has shown strong safety characteristics in its latest human 3D brain model study, Neurizon Therapeutics (ASX:NUZ) has confirmed this week.

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“This is a very positive result,” Dr Michael Thurn told HotCopper, declaring on the company’s news: “We have been able to show NUZ-001 may have the potential to be a treatment for Alzheimer’s disease and Parkinson’s disease.”

“As you know, they are diseases that are becoming more and more important in aging populations so these results really set us up to look at these two indications going forward.”

NUZ has been trading 4.7% lower on Monday and is now selling at 10cps.

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