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UPDATE: Endogenex Announces Full Enrollment of the ReCET Clinical Study

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UPDATE: Endogenex Announces Full Enrollment of the ReCET Clinical Study MINNEAPOLIS, July 08, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Endogenex, a clinical-stage medical device company dedicated to improving outcomes in individuals with type 2 diabetes (T2D), announced that the ReCET Clinical Study has reached full enrollment…

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Completing enrollment reflects the significant unmet need in type 2 diabetes and growing recognition that treatment approaches beyond pharmacotherapy can offer real value; the duodenum's role in metabolic regulation is well established and REGENT-1 feasibility data provided a strong scientific basis for the ReCET trial, which can now test the hypothesis at scale in a blinded, controlled design.
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Maintaining adequate blood glucose control remains a substantial challenge for many T2D patients despite multiple medications; full enrollment is an important step toward determining whether targeted restoration of duodenal function can produce durable, clinically meaningful improvements in glycemic control.
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Reaching full enrollment is a defining moment for Endogenex and patients with type 2 diabetes; even with GLP-1 receptor agonists and SGLT2 inhibitors, the disease often progresses because the gut has gone untreated, and with 350 patients enrolled across two countries the company is focused on generating randomized evidence to bring the therapy to patients.
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