Palisade Bio Announces Findings Presented At United European Gastroenterology Week; Five-Patient Phase 1B Crohn’s Disease Cohort Showed 47.5% Reduction In Mean Endoscopic Disease Activity And 58.8% Reduction In Mean Fecal Calprotectin After 14 Days; Phase 2b ASCENTRA-UC Study Is Enrolling; Phase 2a Crohn’s Disease Study Being Initiated
linical and translational findings presented in one oral presentation and three moderated posters at United European Gastroenterology (UEG) Week 2026, held October 17–20 in Barcelona, Spain. The findings connect
Palisade Bio showed early signs that their medicine might help Crohn's disease patients. Watch to see if bigger studies prove the medicine really works for more people.
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