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. 2025 Jun 17;7(8):1550–1569. doi: 10.1038/s42255-025-01311-z

Table 1.

Summary of the AEs reported during SAD and MAD

Treated participants Participants with possibly drug-related AEs Participants with definitively drug-related AEs
SAD cohort (dose) n n n
1 (200 mg) 4 0 0
2 (400 mg) 4 3a 0
3 (800 mg) 3 0 2b
MAD cohort (dose) n n n
1 (200 mg) 6 5c 0
2 (300 mg) 6 4d 0
3 (400 mg) 6 5e 0

aOne participant with mild, self-resolving diarrhoea, one with headache and one with tiredness. Mild, self-resolved AEs.

bTwo with renal tubular damage, one of whom also had nausea and mild, self-resolving diarrhoea. Mild, self-resolved AEs.

cTwo with headache, two with loose stools and one with lightheadedness. Mild, self-resolved AEs.

dOne with headache, one with mild, self-resolving diarrhoea, one with abdominal pain and one with dysphagia. Mild, self-resolved AEs.

eOne with constipation, one with soft stools, two with headaches and one with increased thirst. Mild, self-resolved AEs.