Annexon posts results for ANX005 Phase 2 wAIHA study, completed with 7 participants
Annexon's Phase 2 trial of ANX005 in warm autoimmune hemolytic anemia has reported results after completing with a small enrolled cohort.
- ANX005, an intravenous complement C1q inhibitor, was tested in a Phase 2, open-label study in participants with warm autoimmune hemolytic anemia (wAIHA), sponsored by Annexon, Inc. The study is listed as completed, with an actual start date of 2021-11-10 and primary completion on 2023-01-171. Results were first posted on 2026-06-301. Actual enrollment was 7 participants1. The design called for two once-weekly intravenous infusions of ANX0051, with the primary safety outcome tracking treatment-emergent adverse events from Day 1 through Day 711.
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ANX005 is an intravenous complement C1q inhibitor
The source doesn't explicitly describe ANX005's mechanism as a 'C1q inhibitor'; this is inferred from keywords and outcome measures tracking C1q levels rather than stated directly. - Checker's noteThe phrase 'this week' is not supported by any date in the source and appears to be an added framing claim.
- Checker's noteDescribing ANX005 explicitly as a 'C1q inhibitor' is an inference from keywords/outcome measures rather than an explicit statement in the source.
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Annexon's registry update this week centers on a completed Phase 2 study of its complement inhibitor in a rare blood disorder.
unsupported: No information in the source indicates the timing of this reporting relative to 'this week'; this appears to be an unsupported framing detail added by the entry.
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