Pioneering Familial Dysautonomia Treatment: Transforming Lives with BGP-15


Urgency for

Familial Dysautonomia (FD) Solutions

Familial Dysautonomia (FD) presents a critical challenge in rare genetic disorders. While symptomatic treatments have been the mainstay, the quest for disease-modifying therapies is propelled by the urgent need for more effective interventions.

vanguard of this therapeutic revolution

Revolutionizing

FD Care with BGP-15

new milestones


Milestone Achievements in

BGP-15 Development

Marking significant strides, BGP-15 has been conferred Orphan Drug Designation and Rare Pediatric Disease Designation by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). These designations underscore the compound’s importance and potential in addressing unmet medical needs within the FD community.

clinical trials

Pathway

to Clinical Impact

The journey from discovery to treatment is marked by a pivotal phase 2/3 clinical trial, set to illuminate BGP-15’s capacity to alter the progression of FD. This trial, approved by the Ministry of Health of Israel, represents a decisive step toward bringing BGP-15’s therapeutic promise to fruition.

safety first


Clinical Prospects and Commitment

to Safety

With a safety profile established in earlier phases, BGP-15 is advancing toward clinical deployment with a focus on efficacy and patient well-being. Its neuroprotective effects hold the promise of not only managing symptoms but slowing the progression of FD.

critical need

Neuronal Preservation

and BGP-15’s Role

BGP-15 extends its influence to the very crux of FD’s impact—the survival of neurons. By rectifying mitochondrial disturbances and enhancing cytoskeletal dynamics, BGP-15 is poised to support neuronal functionality, a critical need for patients with FD.

new chapter in FD care


From Bench to Bedside:

BGP-15's Therapeutic Journey

The trajectory of BGP-15, from preclinical validation to pending clinical trials, is a testament to our commitment to translating scientific discoveries into life-changing treatments. With each milestone, we edge closer
to a new chapter in FD care.

Phase 1
Phase 2/3
Approved