Through its Australian arm, mental health-focused biotechnology company Psyence Group has partnered with Fluence, a company providing training for psychedelic therapy, and iNGENū, an Australian-based clinical research organization.
The partnership aims to conduct a Phase IIb clinical trial exploring the effectiveness and safety of psilocybin-assisted psychotherapy for cancer patients diagnosed with adjustment disorder.
Under the partnership, the three partners will conduct a double-blind, placebo-controlled trial on 84 patients, which is set to begin in Q2 2024, and results are expected in 2025. Psyence will leverage Fluence's expertise in psychedelic therapy training and iNGENū's background in psychedelic pharmaceutical research to develop the therapy.
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