Mertiva AB

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Mertiva AB (former Diamyd Medical) primarily consists of holdings in liquid assets and holdings in Protein Sciences Corporation and Mercodia AB. Mertiva (former Diamyd Medical) shares are listed on Nasdaq OMX (segment Small Cap) in Stockholm (ticker: DIAM B) and on OTCQX in the US (ticker: DMYDY) administered by the Pink OTC Markets and the Bank of New York Mellon (PAL).

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Diamyd divides operations into two business areas; Diabetes and Pain

Fri, Oct 22, 2010 08:31 CET

In her comments in today's year end report, Elisabeth Lindner, President and CEO of Diamyd Medical, states that the company has decided to divide its operations into two business areas beginning with the new 2010/2011 fiscal year; Diabetes and Pain.The Diabetes business area consists of the antigen-based candidate drug Diamyd® for the treatment and prevention of autoimmune diabetes. The Pain business area consists of development projects that use the Company's proprietary NTDDS (Nerve Targeting Drug Delivery System) platform to administer drugs directly to the nervous system to treat pain.

Diamyd Trial in Chronic Pain shows Pain Relief

Tue, Oct 19, 2010 08:30 CET

Substantial and sustained reduction in pain scores were reported in the middle and high dose cohorts of Diamyd Medical’s Phase I, open-label, dose escalation trial investigating NP2 Enkephalin as a potential therapy for chronic pain. No treatment related Serious Adverse Events have been observed in the study to date.The clinical trial report includes data from the four week observation period following one single administration of NP2, delivering Enkephalin, an opioid peptide, specifically to nerves experiencing pain from cancer. The clinical trial enrolled patients that were in chronic

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Diamyd divides operations into two business areas; Diabetes and Pain

Diamyd Trial in Chronic Pain shows Pain Relief

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