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Page 1: Novel Treatments for Mood Disorders · Novel Treatments for Mood Disorders Michael E. Henry, MD Medical Director Bipolar Clinic and Research Program Director Somatic Therapy Massachusetts

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Novel Treatments for Mood Disorders

Michael E. Henry, MDMedical Director

Bipolar Clinic and Research ProgramDirector

Somatic Therapy Massachusetts General Hospital

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Disclosures

My spouse/partner and I have the following relevant financial relationship with a commercial

interest to disclose:

Speaker Sunovion Pharmaceuticals

Consultant ITI Pharmaceuticals

Spouse is an employee of Roche

Pharmaceuticals

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MDD Statistics

• 12 month prevalence U.S.: 9%

• Mortality from Suicide: 20+ x gen pop

• Increased risk of CV death.

• Economic Costs to U.S: $36.6 Billion

Lepine JP, Briley M. Neuropsychiatr Dis Treat 2011; 7(suppl 1) 3-7.

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Network Depression Model:

must accommodate defining clinical symptoms

attention-cognition-action

emotion-cognition

integration

arousal-autonomic-circadian

oF11

aCg24

selfmF9/10

salience

reward

PF9

thalcd-vs

Cg25

P40

hippocampus

hth pag/dr

a-ins

am

pCg

moodstatemb-sn

PM6

Mayberg, 2003

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Depression Model

Adapted from Mayberg, 2003

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Potential Mechanisms For New Antidepressant Treatments

Monoamines Opioids

Glutamate/GABA

Augmentation

Inflammation /Metabolic Neuromodulation

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Monoamine Projections

Neurowiki2012 –MAO in depression

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Norepinephrine

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Serotonin Modulators

• Gepirone- 5-HT1A partial agonist; metabolite A2 antagonist- Low dose - anxiolytic; Hypoactive Sexual Desire Disorder- High dose –antidepressant; - Twice rejected by FDA

• Min-117- SDRI- Targets “Anxio-Depressive symptoms”.- Phase IIB (2015) -? efficacy

https://fabrekramer.com/company

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Triple Reuptake Inhibitors(SNDRI’s)

• Ideal Profile: Strong SERT; intermediate NET; and mild DAT inhibition. S. Stahl 2013

• Cocaine

• Phencyclidine

• Ketamine

• Ginkgo biloba extract (EGb761) Wikipedia 2017

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SNDRI’s

• Amitifadine:-SERT:NET:DAT:12:23:96-Positive - phase IIa trial-Negative - phase IIb/IIIa trial - ? Dosing-Smoking cessation

• Ansofaxine-Prodrug of desvenlafaxine (DA)-SERT:NET:DAT: 4:5:3-Phase III trials underway in China and U.S.

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Second Generation Antipsychotics -FDA Mood Indications

• Olanzapine- TRD- Mania or Mixed

• Aripiprazole- Mania and Mixed episodes- Augmentation of MDD

• Lurasidone- Bipolar I depression

• Cariprazine- Bipolar I Manic and Mixed episodes- Bipolar I Depression

• Ziprasidone- Bipolar I Manic and Mixed episodes- Bipolar I Adjunct to Li or Valproate

• DSP-1200- Alpha -2, D2, 5-HT2A antagonism- Phase I

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Opiates and Monamines

Lutz PE, Kieffer BL., Trends Neurosci 2013; 195- 206

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Opiate Receptors

• Mu- Increased GABA tone on 5-HT neurons

• Kappa- Agonists are potent analgesics- Dysphoria, hallucinations, dissociation- Antagonists reverse learned helplessness.- BDNF

• Delta- BDNF/Neuroprotective- Persistent pain/stress not acute pain

• Opioid Receptor Like 1 (ORL1) -Nociceptin

Dhir A. Expert Opinion on Investigational Drugs; 2016

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Opiate Candidates

• Buprenorphine

- MOR partial agonist; KOR antagonist

- Used off label for TRD

- Abuse potential

• BTRX – 335140

- Selective K opioid antagonist

- Phase I

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JNJ-67953964

• Short acting KOR antagonist.

• 30 fold selectivity for k receptors relative to mu and delta OR’s.

• 2017 sold to Janssen (CERC-501)

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BTRX-246040

• Selective Nociceptin (ORL-1) antagonist.

• Increases Monoamines; enhances neurogenesis; and activates the HPA axis.

• MDD – IIA study did not meet primary or secondary endpoints.

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Glutamate

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NMDA

• Ketamine/Esketamine –Approved.

• AV-101: Prodrug; glycine B antagonist.

- Neuroprotective in animal models.

- Phase II trials underway.

• GLYX-13: MoAB, NMDA-glycine partial agonist

- Phase II separated from PBO.

• Apimostinel: NMDA-glycine partial agonist.

Phase II trials of oral agent.

Dhir A. Expert Opinion on Investigational Drugs; 2016

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NMDA/NR2B/AMPA

Rapastinel

- 2016 Breakthrough Therapy designation

from FDA

- NR2B triggers influx of intracellular calcium

- Increased AMPA

- Phase III trials negative.

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Combination Medication

• AXS – 05

- Buproprion/dextromethorphan

- DM: NMDA and sigma-1 agonist, SNRI

- Breakthrough Therapy

- Phase III (GEMINI)

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GABA Modulators

• Ganaxolone- GABA-A Positive allosteric modulator-- Hyperpolarizes- Epilepsy, Anxiety- Phase II Post-Partum Depression

• SAGE-547 - Brexanolone- GABA-A Allosteric modulator- Intravenous- Post partum depression – Approved.

• SAGE 217- Oral formulation- Phase III PPD – positive;- Phase III MDD - underway

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Genotyping

• Cytochrome P450 Isoenzymes

• SERT (S)

• Antidepressant transport

• Individual Receptors -5-HT1A; 5-HT-2A

• BDNF – Val 66Met – decreased hippocampalvolume

• IL-1b - mRNA levels higher in non-responders.

• IL-6 (rs 7801617) – escitalopram response.

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Genotyping

FDA: October 31, 2018:

• “… the relationship between DNA variations and the effectiveness of antidepressant medications has never been established.”

• “There are a limited number of cases for which at least some evidence does exist to support a correlation between a genetic variant and drug levels within the body, and this is described in the labeling of FDA cleared approved genetic test and FDA approved medications.”

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Inflammatory Cytokines

HPA Axis

BDNF Monoamine reuptake

IDO

Depression Adapted from Nekovarova T. et al., Front Behav Neurosci 2014; 8:99 epub

Inflammation and Depression

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Weight Loss/Obesity

◼Obesity associated with depression and poor quality of life

◼Weight loss associated with improved depression, quality of life., and cognition

- Exercise v Diet

Daumit et al. N Engl J Med. 2013; Napoli et al., Am J Clin Nutr. In press; Sylvia et

al. Int J Bipolar Disord. 2013; Vannucchi et al., J of Affect Disord. 2014.

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Inflammatory Markers and Depression

Meta Analysis 1967 - 2008

• Interleukin-1

d=0.35 (95%CI:0.03-0.67) p=0.03

• Interleukin-6

d=0.25 (95%CI:0.18-0.31) p<0.001

• C-Reactive Protein

d=0.15 (95%CI:0.10-0.21) p<0.001Howren M, et al. Psychosomatic Medicine 2009; 71:171-186.

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Minocycline

• 2 Trials in MDD

- Dean et al.(2017):

71 MDD, 36 randomized to minocycline.

Excluded if failed 3 or more antidepressant

trials

Week 12 MADRS -4, p = 0.624

- Husain et al. (2017):

41 MDD, 21 randomized to minocycline.

Included if failed at least 2 antidepressants

Week 12 HAM-D17 -18, d=-1.21 p<0.001.

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Celecoxib

• 4 RCT’s in MDD

• 200 -400 mg/day

• Sertraline, Fluoxetine, Reboxetine (p=0.058)

• OR: 6.607 (2.729, 15,994) z= 4.186, p<0.001.

• Bipolar: 1 RCT

• Antidepressant response rapid but short lived.

Husain MI. et al., Journal of Psychopharmacology 2017; 31:1137-48.Faridhoseini F et al., Human Psychopharmacology 2014; 29:216-213.

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Pioglitazone

• 1 RCT, 6 weeks

• BP-I

• 2015: Pioglitazone = 22; HDRS p=0.006

Rosenblat JD et al., Bipolar Disorder 2016; 18:89-101

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Infliximab

• Tumor Necrosis Factor (TNF)

• 60 subjects, 30 Infliximab, 3 infusions.

• No Difference in HAM-D scores.

• Sugestion that elevated CRP may define treatment responsive subtype.

Rosenblat JD et al., Bipolar Disorder 2016; 18:89-101.

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Purine Antagonists

• JNJ-54175446

- P2X7 receptor antagonist:Blocks IL 1B, IL18

- Gene in area identified as susceptible to

mood disorders

- Positive in animal models.

- Phase I

Neuroscience and Behavioral Reviews, 2018:192-205

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Botox

• Corrugator and Procerus muscles injections

• Facial nerve signaling shifts.

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Neuromodulation

Henry et al., J. ECT 2001

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Neuromodulation

• Deep TMS

• TMS: Theta burst

- 5 RCT’s, 221 subjects

- pooled RR 35.6% v 17.5% p=0.005 Berlim MT et al. , 2017.

• ECT- Multifocal Stimulation

• Magnetic Seizure and iLAST Therapy

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Conclusions

• Opiates and Glutamate/GABA are the predominant themes.

• Opiates will have to show abuse potential is not an issue.

• The immune/inflammation hypothesis of mood disorders may be directly targetable.

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References

1. Individual Company websites.

2. Clinical trials.gov

3. FDA.gov

4. Wikipedia; 9/23/2018 List of Investigational Antidepressants.

5. Mental Health Daily; 30+ New Antidepressants (2018): Drugs in Clinical Trials.