TLDR
- AMIX stock soars 77% after breakthrough results in pancreatic cancer pain relief study.
- AMIX’s pain treatment shows impressive results, driving a 77% stock surge.
- AMIX stock spikes 77% as study highlights major cancer pain relief.
- Pain-relief therapy breakthrough boosts AMIX stock by 77% after clinical study results.
- AMIX stock leaps 77% following groundbreaking pancreatic cancer pain study results.
Autonomix Medical, Inc (AMIX) surged by 77% on the day, reaching $1.28 after announcing strong results from its latest clinical study.
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The stock saw a volatile morning spike, briefly hitting $1.48 before stabilizing. The increase in share price reflects strong market reaction to positive findings from its first-in-human study on targeted nerve therapy for pancreatic cancer pain.
Study Results Highlight Strong Symptom Relief Across Patient Subgroups
Autonomix’s post-hoc exploratory analysis of its PoC 1 study reveals significant improvements in pain, function, and quality of life. The analysis showed that patients who responded to the treatment saw notable symptom reductions and functional gains. At 3 months, symptom scores improved by 26.07 points, functionality increased by 25.56 points, and global quality of life improved by 18.06 points.
These results were consistent across all patients who responded to the treatment, underscoring the therapy’s potential for widespread applicability. The improvements surpassed the threshold for clinically meaningful change, as defined by the EORTC QLQ-C30 scale. The study’s findings suggest that Autonomix’s ablation therapy may offer durable pain relief and functional improvements even in severe cases of pancreatic cancer.
Strong Results in Advanced Disease Subgroups Offer Hope for Late-Stage Patients
The subgroup of patients with Stage 4 pancreatic cancer, including those with distant and regional metastases, also showed strong responses to the therapy. Symptom scores improved by 32.48 points within 4-6 weeks and maintained significant benefits at 3 months. Functionality scores in this group increased by 11.85 points at 4-6 weeks, reaching 25.56 points at 3 months.
These findings highlight the potential of Autonomix’s targeted ablation therapy to provide significant, multidimensional relief for patients with advanced and metastatic cancer. The global quality of life scores for this group improved by 19.44 points at 4-6 weeks, and by 25.00 points at 3 months. The results demonstrate that even late-stage patients may experience durable benefits from the treatment.
Autonomix Looks to 2026 for Larger U.S. Clinical Trial
The positive data from this post-hoc analysis will inform the design of Autonomix’s larger U.S. clinical trial, set to begin in 2026. The company plans to use these insights to refine its patient selection, trial endpoints, and overall study strategy. Autonomix’s upcoming clinical trial will formally evaluate pain relief and quality of life as primary endpoints, helping to further validate the efficacy of its treatment approach.
Autonomix CEO Brad Hauser emphasized that these findings underscore the therapy’s broad applicability across diverse patient groups. While the study results are promising, the company remains committed to prospective validation of the therapy’s effectiveness. The upcoming U.S. clinical trial will play a crucial role in confirming the long-term benefits of Autonomix’s approach.


