Arctic Bioscience reports herring roe oil cuts systemic inflammation biomarkers in psoriasis study follow-up

• Arctic Bioscience reported new post hoc data from its 2019 Haukeland psoriasis study in a 2026 peer-reviewed Frontiers in Medicine publication.
• Results have already been presented via publication, showing herring roe oil treatment reduced signs of whole-body inflammation versus placebo in mild-to-moderate patients.
• Findings support development of oral drug candidate HRO350, aimed at a large underserved segment needing effective options with favorable tolerability.
• Biomarker readouts are being used to plan a potential Phase 3 program, with additional data expected from the HeROPA Phase 2b study.

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