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RE104 / luvesilocin.

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3 trial rows 1 update rows Latest checked: May 17, 2026 All trials
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Trial rows
Phase 2
Phases tracked
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Statuses seen
NCT07489651 Phase 2 Not yet recruiting updated May 15, 2026

RE104 / luvesilocin Phase 2 for generalized anxiety disorder (RECLAIM)

Condition
Generalized Anxiety Disorder
Sponsor / institution
Reunion Neuroscience Inc
Start date
Apr 1, 2026
Tracker note / source boundary

Last checked 2026-05-15 UTC. Claim boundary: ClinicalTrials.gov registry watch only; not-yet-recruiting Phase 2 status is investigational pipeline evidence, not approval, access, label, reimbursement, or efficacy/safety proof. Registry first/last posted 2026-03-24: randomized triple-masked placebo-controlled Phase 2; estimated n=64; single subcutaneous RE104 30mg vs placebo; primary endpoint HAM-A total-score change at Week 4; estimated completion 2027-04.

NCT07002034 Phase 2 Recruiting updated May 15, 2026

RE104 / luvesilocin Phase 2 for adjustment disorder in cancer and other medical illnesses

Condition
Adjustment Disorder in patients with cancer and other medical illnesses
Sponsor / institution
Reunion Neuroscience Inc
Start date
Jul 30, 2025
Tracker note / source boundary

Last checked 2026-05-15 UTC. Claim boundary: ClinicalTrials.gov registry watch only; recruiting Phase 2 status is investigational pipeline evidence, not approval, access, label, reimbursement, or efficacy/safety proof. Registry last update posted 2026-05-06: randomized triple-masked parallel dose-controlled Phase 2; estimated n=100; single subcutaneous RE104 30mg vs 1.5mg; primary endpoint MADRS total-score change Day 7; estimated completion 2026-12.

NCT06342310 Phase 2 Completed updated May 15, 2026

RE104 / luvesilocin RECONNECT Phase 2 for postpartum depression

Condition
Postpartum Depression
Sponsor / institution
Reunion Neuroscience Inc
Start date
Jun 14, 2024
Tracker note / source boundary

Last checked 2026-05-15 UTC. Claim boundary: ClinicalTrials.gov registry and company-presentation schedule watch only; completed Phase 2 status and company-reported presentation plans do not establish approval, label, reimbursement, access, independent efficacy/safety confirmation, or Phase 3 success. Registry last update posted 2026-05-14: completed multicenter randomized triple-masked parallel dose-controlled Phase 2 in postpartum depression; actual n=84; single subcutaneous RE104 30mg vs 1.5mg; primary endpoint MADRS total-score change Day 7.

May 17, 2026 Last checked 2026-05-17 07:00 UTC Trial Update Company

Reunion RE104 / RECONNECT — APA/ASCP schedule still artifact-pending

Claim boundary.company schedule/pipeline watch only; no approval/access/final efficacy/safety upgrade.

Last checked: 2026-05-17 07:00 UTC. Reunion May 11 release still verifies RE104/luvesilocin RECONNECT presentation schedule only: APA poster May 18 and ASCP oral May 26. Actual APA/ASCP artifacts/data materials were not verified in this pass. Claim boundary: company schedule/pipeline watch only; no approval/access/final efficacy/safety upgrade.

Source/tracker note

Reunion release excerpt: ASCP Pharmaceutical Pipeline Session May 26, 2026 2:00-2:10 PM ET; APA poster titled RE104: A Novel Psychedelic Agent for Postpartum Depression. Actual meeting materials pending.

Adjustment Disorder in patients with cancer and other medical illnessesGeneralized Anxiety DisorderPostpartum Depression