Science library

Evidence library

Primary sources for field context, plus a clear wall between wider CBD research and evidence generated with NWPT’s own formulation.

How to read this page: “Field” entries describe the broader literature. They are not claims about NWPT-SM32300. Product-specific rows stay empty of efficacy claims until signed study reports exist.

Field — clinical high risk

SourceWhy it mattersLabel
Fusar-Poli P, et al. JAMA Psychiatry / related meta-analyses on transition risk in CHR samples Shows elevated but heterogeneous transition risk; rates vary by era and enrichment Field
Yung AR, McGorry PD et al. — CAARMS / UHR criteria literature Operationalises clinical high-risk assessment used widely in research Field
Cannon TD et al. — NAPLS risk-calculator / enrichment work Illustrates how enrichment changes expected event rates and trial design Field

Field — cannabidiol (other products)

CBD has been studied in psychosis and related conditions using other formulations. Those data inform hypotheses; they do not equal results for NWPT-SM32300.

SourceScopeLabel
McGuire P, et al. Am J Psychiatry 2018 — adjunctive CBD in schizophrenia (Epidiolex-related research context) Different population and product context than CHR-P prevention Other product
Epidiolex / Epidyolex regulatory labelling (epilepsy indications) Approved uses are not CHR-P psychosis prevention Other product

NWPT-SM32300 — programme-specific

ItemStatusPublic claim allowed?
Candidate description (300 mg CBD micellar-emulsion softgel) Described in company materials as NWPT-SM32300 Yes — investigational product description
Comparative bioavailability vs Epidyolex (mgmt-reported n=14) Formal clinical study report not yet published here No numerical PK/safety until formal study report on file
CHR-P efficacy / prevention of psychosis Not established No — mission question only
Locked multi-site prevention protocol (~328 participants, historical plans) Planning precedent only; synopsis in development No — not a locked protocol

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