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Welcome to Neurizon Therapeutics

A new horizon in neurodegenerative
disease treatments

Our mission is clear:

Advancing groundbreaking science to reach a new horizon 
in neurodegenerative disease treatments.

We’re focused on optimizing quality of life for patients and moving forward at pace to make innovative treatments available sooner.

Our scientific expertise is driving this momentum. After a decade of research and development, we are pioneering novel applications for NUZ-001 (S-Monepantel).

Long-term safety, tolerability, and strong signals of efficacy point to the real possibility that a life-changing new treatment for Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) is on the horizon.

Our work also holds promise for other neurodegenerative diseases, including Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s and Huntington’s Disease, opening new possibilities for millions of patients worldwide.

Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS)

ALS is a devastating neurodegenerative condition that primarily affects nerve cells that control voluntary muscles. It is characterized by severe debilitating symptoms, including muscle weakness, wasting, and paralysis. The limited treatment options available can only manage symptoms, but they cannot reverse the progression of the disease.

We’re working to bring transformative treatments to patients as quickly as possible

What’s on the horizon right now

There is no time to keep the patients waiting. In Australia, we’re exploring compassionate use under the Special Access Scheme, and early access programs in the US and Europe.

In partnership with the world-renowned Massachusetts General Hospital, we’re entering the Healey ALS Platform Trial with the prospect of accelerated approval from the US FDA and the potential to deliver on our goal of launching our treatment worldwide in the near future.

Product Pipeline

At Neurizon, we’re dedicated to revolutionizing the treatment of neurodegenerative diseases. Our innovative approach is centered on NUZ-001 (S-Monepantel), which has shown promising results in preclinical and clinical studies.

Here’s a glimpse into
our journey:

Preclinical Success

NUZ-001 (S-Monepantel) has shown significant potential in preclinical models, demonstrating its capacity to target and address the underlying mechanisms of neurodegenerative disease.

Phase 1 Success

Our Phase 1 clinical study has yielded positive results for patients with ALS, highlighting the safety, tolerability and potential for long-term efficacy of NUZ-001 (S-Monepantel). Trial patients have opted to continue treatment by enrolling in a 12-month open-label extension study.

HEALEY ALS Platform Trial and beyond

We’re eagerly anticipating the commencement of our regimen-specific arm in the HEALEY ALS Platform Trial to further evaluate the safety and efficacy of NUZ-001 (S-Monepantel) for patients living with ALS.

Together, we’re working to make hope a reality for people affected by neurodegenerative diseases

Our Team

Board of Directors

Mr Sergio Duchini

Non-Executive Chairman

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Dr Michael Thurn

Managing Director 
& Chief Executive Officer
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Dr Katie MacFarlane

Non-Executive Director
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Mr Marcus Hughes

Non-Executive Director
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Management

Dr Michael Thurn

Managing Director 
& Chief Executive Officer
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Mr John Clark

Chief Operating Officer
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Dr Nicky Wallis

Chief Scientific Officer
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Dr Herbert Brinkman

Head of Manufacturing
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Dr Carol Worth

Manager, Quality Operations
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Mr Paul Field

Business Development Advisor
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Lidija Damjanovic

Head of Marketing & Corporate Affairs
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Watch our latest videos

Explore the latest insights and developments on the way Neurizon is revolutionizing the treatment of ALS, including NUZ-001 (S-Monepantel) trial updates and key milestones.

Annual General Meeting 2024

Positive Interim Study Results from OLE Study in ALS

Investor Update — HEALEY ALS Platform Trial Selection

Developing new treatments for neurodegenerative diseases

Phase 1 MEND trial results featured on Channel 7 News

Neural Threads Episode One

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