This randomised, double-blind, placebo-controlled Phase IIb trial (n=81) tested inhaled GH001 (5‑MeO‑DMT) individualised dosing regimen (IDR) vs placebo in patients with treatment‑resistant depression (TRD).
This Phase 2b trial randomises patients with treatment‑resistant depression 1:1 to a single‑day individualized inhalation dosing regimen (IDR) of GH001 (5‑MeO‑DMT; up to 3 escalating doses: 6, 12, 18 mg) or placebo in a double‑blind parallel design; primary endpoint is change in MADRS at Day 7.
Patients completing the 7‑day double‑blind part may enter a 6‑month open‑label extension during which they may receive up to five GH001 IDRs as clinically indicated; safety, mood, anxiety and quality‑of‑life measures are assessed across both parts.
Individualised dosing regimen (IDR) inhalation on a single day with up to 3 escalating doses (6, 12, 18 mg); DB Part 1 experimental arm.
Up to 3 escalating doses (6→12→18 mg) on single clinic day; later doses only if no peak experience.
Placebo IDR inhalation on a single day, matched to GH001 IDR.
Placebo IDR with up to 3 administrations matched to GH001 schedule.
OLE Part 2: single-arm open-label GH001; patients may receive up to five GH001 IDRs over 6 months.
Up to 5 IDRs as needed during 6-month OLE; IDR dosing same as DB part.