ZIVO Bioscience Announces Results of Study with its Product Candidate for the Prevention and Treatment of Coccidiosis in Broiler Chickens
Zivo Bioscience (NASDAQ: ZIVO) announced disappointing results from a recent study on a novel immune-modulating product for coccidiosis treatment in broiler chickens, conducted by a third party. The trial faced a significantly higher than usual mortality rate due to an intense disease challenge, yielding results not reflective of commercial production conditions. Despite this setback, ZIVO remains confident in its product's potential and plans to conduct a new study, expected to conclude by mid-year. The company continues to prioritize coccidiosis treatment while exploring additional health benefits from its proprietary algal cultures.
- ZIVO's confidence in its novel product for treating coccidiosis remains intact despite the study setback.
- Plans to conduct a new study with results expected by mid-year demonstrate commitment to product validation.
- Potential for additional health benefits from proprietary algal cultures suggests future growth opportunities.
- Unexpectedly high mortality rate in the study (4-5 times higher than typical) raises concerns about product efficacy.
- Results of the recent trial were deemed questionable, potentially affecting investor confidence.
Due to an unexpectedly high mortality rate among tested chickens, ZIVO to conduct a new study with results expected by mid-year
The pathogen inoculation used in the study produced an unexpectedly strong and concentrated disease challenge that resulted in a mortality rate 4-5 times higher than a typical study, and not representative of conditions expected in commercial broiler production houses. Despite efforts to titrate the inoculum in advance to assure an appropriate study environment, the disease burden was elevated far beyond naturally occurring or target study conditions.
Based on numerous previously successful trials that more closely replicated disease levels observed in commercial production facilities, ZIVO remains confident that its novel product for broiler chickens represents a disruptive solution to coccidiosis, one of the most significant challenges facing the global poultry industry.
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"ZIVO remains focused on a biotech business strategy prioritizing its product candidate for the treatment of coccidiosis in chickens and continues work with the
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