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Cervomed — Technical Presentation (January 2025)

22 slides from Cervomed's technical presentation, Jan 31, 2025

  1. Slide 1: Efficacy and safety results of the RewinD-LB phase 2b clinical trial of neflamapimod in DLB

    § CERVOMED Medicines for the Brain Efficacy and safety results of the RewinD-LB phase 2b clinical trial of neflamapimod in dementia with Lewy bodies (DLB) LS Honig?, SN Gomperts?, JP Taylor?, ND Prins*, A Gardner, K Blackburn’, JJ Alam, JE Galvin’ 1. Columbia University Irving Medical Center — New Y

  2. Slide 2: Forward-Looking Statements

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  3. Slide 3: Disclosures

    Disclosures ¢ Neflamapimod is an investigational drug e J. Alam, A. Gardner, and K. Blackburn are employees of CervoMed Inc, the company developing neflamapimod ¢ §.N. Gomperts and J-P Taylor each have acted as a consultant for CervoMed

  4. Slide 4: Neflamapimod: Oral small molecule p38 Kinase Inhibitor that Targets Cholinergic Dysfunction and Degeneration

    Neflamapimod: Oral small molecule p38. Kinase Inhibitor that Targets Cholinerg' Dysfunction and Degeneration B-CTF of APP! Nevroinflammation, a- | synuclein, AB Trovs ) (UME pst. a Say Neflamapimod ‘Synaptic Dysfunction, Tau Hyperphosphorylation, Defects in Axonal Transport and Nerve Growth Factor S

  5. Slide 5: Neflamapimod Background

    Neflamapimod Background Pre-Clii Through inhibiting p38. acts en molecular ical mechanisms underlying cholinergic degeneration = Ras: = Tew In mice that develop basal forebrain cholinergic degeneration YL RabS activity and | tov phosphorylation Reverses loss of cholinergic (ChaT +) neurons inthe bas

  6. Slide 6: Phase 2a AscenD-LB Results Stratified by Plasma ptau181 Levels

    Phase 2a AscenD-LB Results Stra’ ied by Plasma ptau181 Levels ‘Treatment Effect of 40mg TID Neflamapimod vs. Placebo ‘A. Clinical dementia rating sumoboxes(CORS8) _B. Timed upandgo (TUG) 19. (versllstay Population (h-85 pth oncrestnan fic daa) 2 sie #8 3S oo. ewenne sora ole 5 Miyed ge Seno a ecm ne

  7. Slide 7: RewinD-LB Phase 2b Clinical Trial

    RewinD-LB Phase 2b Clinical Trial Rewin))-LB :_| | rey oO oO ° INTERVENTION, EEG: bela functional connectivity (primary), eyes-clored to eyer-open alpha reactivity ‘or maeng placebo capo, TID for 16 wos followed by 32k opemtabel Paina biomarker: GFAP ot week 16 ‘netlamepinod tectment extension

  8. Slide 8: RewinD-LB Investigator Sites

    RewinD-LB Investigator Sites USA A. Burke, Barrow Neurological institute, Phoenix AZ . Sprecher, Banner Sun Health Research Institute, Sun City AZ K- Bradley, Banner Alhelmer's Institute, Tucson AZ Hess, UCSD, La Jala, CA A.Riter, Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian, Newport Beach CA ‘MAL Purino, $C

  9. Slide 9: Consort Participant Flow Diagram — Double-Blind Phase

    Consort Participant Flow Diagram — Double-Blind Phase 335 evaluated for eligibility 176 excluded | 182 for not meeting ptau181 criteria + 29{f0r not meeting global COR criteria +12 for not meeting probable DLB diagnosis = 2 other | ] [8 atanapinoa '5 Early Discontinuations 3 for adverse events, 2 wi

  10. Slide 10: Baseline Characteristics

    Baseline Characteristics Placebo Neflamapimod All (n=8o) (N=79) (v=159) ‘Age 70.7 (5.84) 72.16.35) 71.46.12) Male 67 (63.8%) 69(873%) 136 (85.5%) MIMSE (ne78 nro) 23.34.57) 23.6 (4.25) 235(4.41) CDR-SB = 79980) 423(171) 445 (217) 434(195) IsLT Immediate 13.9(5.32) 13,7(497) 13.8 (5.13) Core Clinical

  11. Slide 11: Primary Endpoint Results

    Primary Endpoint Results 56 52 48 36 32 Mean (s.e.m.) Clinical Dementia Rating Sum of Boxes (CDR-SB) Score by Study Visi Placebo (N=79, 19, 78,77,77)_ —-Neflamapimod (N=79, 19, 77, 74,74) sete Week Week ‘Week? Weeks Primary Statistical Analysis: Change from Baseline* Placebo NEMD (n=79) (n=79) NEMD

  12. Slide 12: Secondary (TUG, NTB) and Tertiary (NPI-10) Endpoint Results

    Secondary (TUG, NTB) and Tertiary (NPI-10) Endpoint Results Seconds Mean {s.¢.m,) Change from Baseline in. ‘Mean (s.e.m.) Change from Baseline in ‘Mean (SEM) Change from Baseline ‘Timed Up and Go (TUG) Test Neuropsychological Test Battery (NTB) ‘In 10-Atem Neuropsychiatric Inventory (NPI-10) | ie bi

  13. Slide 13: CGIC Results (Secondary Endpoint)

    CGIC Results (Secondary Endpoint) Number of Participants in Each Category at Week 16 1 Placebo (N=78) 3 | | - ey om! _ i i | _! Markedinprowoment —Medeste—Minimalimprovenent_ orange Rimimslerrenng. Madate Werarrg. Mat Weezaing mprovemant 2

  14. Slide 14: Safety

    Safety ° Generally well-tolerated, with no new safety signals * One early discontinuation for adverse events in placebo group (death due to unknown cause ) and three with neflamapimod treatment (pleural effusion, LFT abnormal*, UTI worsening) * 8 SAEs in placebo and 5 with neflamapimod treatment. Al

  15. Slide 15: Most Common Treatment Emergent Adverse Events

    10 Most Common Treatment Emergent Adverse Events PLACEBO NeMD ALL (280) (we79) (v=159) falls 15(18.8%) 25.2% 27 (17%) covin.19 38.8%) 8 (101%) 11(6.9%) Diarrhea 38.8%) 67.6%) 95.7%) Headache 10 (12.5%) 516.3%) 15 (9.4%) Fatigue 607.5%) 516.3%) 11(6.9%) Urinary Tract Infection 607.5%) 516.3%) 11(6.9%

  16. Slide 16: Plasma Drug Concentration Measurements

    Plasma Drug Concentration Measurements + In RewinD-LB, trough plasma drug concentrations (Crroug:) obtained at week 2 of the double-blind phase of the study and week 4 of the oper-label extension (OLE) — Participant asked to not take morning dose and have blood sample for plasma drug concentration o

  17. Slide 17: Plasma Drug Concentrations

    Plasma Drug Concentrations + Mean Crougn (3.9 ng/mL, SD=1.5) in RewinD-LB was similar to that seen with 40mg BID, both in AD and in AscenD-LB, i.e., target plasma drug concentration was lower than targeted. 16

  18. Slide 18: Plasma Drug Concentrations

    Plasma Drug Concentrations + Mean Cieugh (3.9 ng/mL, SD=1.5) in RewinD-LB was similar to that seen with 40mg BID, both in AD and in AscenD-LB, i.e., target plasma drug concentration was lower than targeted » Evaluation of the capsules utilized in the double-blind phase of the trial is ongoing: — No

  19. Slide 19: Plasma Drug Concentrations

    Plasma Drug Concentrations + Mean Cieugh (3.9 ng/mL, SD=1.5) in RewinD-LB was similar to that seen with 40mg BID, both in AD and in AscenD-LB, i.e., target plasma drug concentration was lower than targeted + Evaluation of the capsules utilized in the double-blind phase of the trial is ongoing — No e

  20. Slide 20: Upcoming Week16 OLE Analysis

    Upcoming Week16 OLE Analysis Rewin)-LB NaN STUDY. Open tebe Exterten 18) = (beets) twee) #1 | 2) Noflamapimod 40m TD (Old Capsies) ‘aflame vod 40mg (New Copsve) Wook 18 OLE Wek 16 leak a ° O- o——}-o0 + OLE Anetyss March 2025) PARTICIPANTS AND INTERVENTION DURING OLE (OUTCOME MEASURES + Old capsules

  21. Slide 21: Summary and Next Steps

    Summary and Next Steps * No discernible differences between neflamapimod 40mg TID and placebo treatment groups during the double-blind phase of the clinical study * Measured trough plasma drug concentrations during the double-blind phase are similar to those seen with a lower dose of 40mg BID in ear

  22. Slide 22: Acknowledgements

    Acknowledgements * Patients, caregivers, study investigators and clinical site staff involved with both the AscenD-LB and RewinD-LB studies * Clinical project teams at Worldwide Clinical Trials and CervoMed, Inc. + Members of the Data Safety Monitoring Board (DSMB) for the RewinD- LB study: Kenneth

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