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Today, there are no safe, effective and fast-acting treatments that provide benefit to patients through modulation of circadian rhythms.
To address this, Circadian Therapeutics has identified drug candidates and is looking to study their effects on circadian rhythms in clinical trials. Simultaneously, the company is aiming to replace hospital-based, expensive diagnostics through the development of a home-based ambulatory electroencephalogram (EEG) device that will provide accurate and minimally intrusive measurement of brain function and circadian rhythms. The home-based monitoring of patients is vastly more cost effective and enables patient monitoring at scale, allowing for more precise and personalised medication. The combination of such products and technologies could be used for interventions across the health spectrum.