Sensa Neuroscience is developing a novel CBD analog that is engineered to overcome the limitations of Epidiolex in the treatment of Refractory Epilepsy, including drug interactions, liver toxicity, dosing, and bioavailability.
A significant number of epilepsy patients continue to have incompletely controlled seizures. Improved therapies that allow for better patient compliance, fewer complications with co-administered drugs, and reduced toxicities would give more patients and their providers options to safely manage their epilepsy.
Liabilities in the available epileptic therapeutics drive the urgency for new therapies, opening the door for innovative approaches.
Sensa Neuroscience is advancing a new chemical entity designed to overcome these limitations and deliver meaningful improvements in treatment outcomes.
Our approach is the development of a CBD-derived analog that exhibits significantly improved pharmacokinetics, reduced liver accumulation, and minimized interactions with CYP3A4 and other enzymes. These enhancements create the potential for a more predictable safety profile and better tolerability for patients with refractory epilepsy, particularly those with Developmental and Epileptic Encephalopathies (DEEs).
Key Advantages of Our Approach:
Reduced adverse effects through lower liver accumulation and minimized drug–drug interactions.
Enhanced pharmacokinetics and bioavailability for more consistent therapeutic impact.
Differentiated opportunity in DEEs, a space with significant unmet medical and market needs.
Sensa Neuroscience has collaborated with a highly experienced team of epilepsy and medicinal chemistry experts in the development of our drug, SEN126.
CEO
Emory University
Emory University
Emory University
NYU Langone
CHOP
We’re advancing breakthrough science with the potential to redefine care for patients who need more. Connect with Sensa Neuroscience to learn more about our progress, our team, and the opportunity ahead.
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