Cure8 news brief
Cure8 news brief
This press release announces upcoming presentations of early clinical and biomarker data for PALI-2108, a gut‑targeted oral PDE4 prodrug being developed for UC and Crohn’s disease. Patients and clinicians may see new Phase 1b data and a biomarker aimed at predicting treatment response at UEG Week 2026.
If PALI-2108 shows reproducible efficacy with favorable safety and a validated predictive biomarker, it could become an additional oral treatment option for IBD in the future.
Patients with ulcerative colitis or Crohn’s disease interested in new oral treatments; clinicians who treat IBD; researchers focused on IBD drug development, PDE4 mechanisms, or biomarkers.
Palisade Bio announced that its oral PDE4 prodrug PALI-2108 will be presented at UEG Week 2026 with Phase 1b data in fibrostenotic Crohn’s disease and additional posters reporting early clinical activity in ulcerative colitis, gut-targeted exposure, safety/tolerability, and a transcriptomic biomarker to predict response.
The release describes PALI-2108 as a gut-activated, once-daily PDE4 inhibitor being advanced into Phase 2. The article is a company press release summarizing planned conference presentations rather than a peer-reviewed paper; it highlights early Phase 1b findings and translational biomarker work but does not provide detailed results in this text.
The biomarker development and Phase 1b oral presentation are the central items reported. If you follow advances in IBD treatments, this signals an emerging oral PDE4 prodrug entering Phase 2 and that data will be presented at UEG Week; watch for the conference abstracts or full posters for detailed efficacy and safety data.
This is a company press release describing planned conference presentations and early Phase 1b data; the text does not include full trial results or independent peer review. Wait for the conference abstracts, posters, or peer-reviewed publications for detailed methods and outcomes before drawing conclusions about effectiveness or safety.
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