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Compass says depression drug has long-lasting benefits

Compass Pathways reports six-month data confirming the rapid and durable effects of its psilocybin-based depression treatment.

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Compass Pathways has released six-month data from its second Phase 3 trial (COMP006) for a depression drug. The company reports that the treatment maintains a rapid and durable profile over this period.

Coverage from STAT, Endpoints News, and Business Wire emphasizes the durability of the drug's benefits. Moomoo reports that company shares gained following the release of this late-stage trial data.

According to Psychedelic Alpha, the company is eyeing a launch in the first half of 2027. Endpoints News notes that these results come ahead of a filing planned for the end of the year.

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What specific data was released by Compass Pathways?

The company announced six-month data from its second Phase 3 trial, COMP006, confirming a rapid and durable profile for its depression treatment.

When does the company plan to launch the drug?

Compass Pathways is eyeing a launch in the first half of 2027.

What is the nature of the drug being tested?

According to Endpoints News, it is a psilocybin drug used to treat depression.

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