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Tivic Health Reports Findings of Clinical Optimization Trial of Non-Invasive Cervical Vagus Nerve Stimulation (ncVNS)
The study demonstrated that personalizing the stimulation parameters to each user dramatically enhanced autonomic effects
FREMONT, CA / ACCESS Newswire / November 13, 2025 / Tivic Health Systems, Inc. (Nasdaq:TIVC), a diversified immunotherapeutics company, announced today it has optimized key device and treatment parameters including frequency, amplitude, electrode positioning, and duration of stimulation as a result of its collaborative study with The Feinstein Institutes for Medical Research at Northwell Health.
Physiological measurements taken before, during, and after ncVNS treatment found the following:
Personalizing the frequency of ncVNS stimulation to each study subject resulted in a 46% increase in heart rate variability, which was 8.9x more effective than applying the same frequency to all subjects
The optimal ncVNS frequency for each subject was found to be different between visits, indicating the importance of personalizing the stimulation parameters before each treatment
Certain placement and configurations of electrodes were found to be more effective than others, with some placements increasing heart rate variability and others markedly reduce heart rate variability
Four minutes of ncVNS stimulation was sufficient to drive a large increase in heart rate variability and was more effective than twenty minutes of stimulation.
While previous studies of non-invasive VNS devices have reported mixed results for autonomic nervous system changes, Tivic's study demonstrated that specific parameters could reproducibly impact outcomes.
"What makes our findings so compelling is that they advance the field of neurostimulation by underscoring the importance of stimulation frequency personalization, laterality and placement of stimulation electrodes, and duration of treatment," stated Jennifer Ernst, CEO of Tivic Health. "While these results were in healthy subjects, this data combined with our past studies suggest our ncVNS approach may have clinical utility in several very large patient populations including ischemic stroke, post-traumatic stress disorder, and inflammatory diseases, among others."
Ernst continued, "Our mission is to harness the immune system to improve clinical outcomes and save lives. We are energized by these results and we believe that this new data will enable us to unlock valuable new opportunities that can be developed either in house or with partners as funding is allocated across a growing pipeline of late-, mid- and early stage product candidates."
About Tivic Health Systems, Inc.
Tivic's dual platform utilizes the body's biopharmaceutical and bioelectronic systems to treat unmet medical needs through targeting the immune system.
Tivic's biologics compounds activate an innate immune pathway to prevent cell death in the bone marrow and epithelial tissues across systems impacted by radiation and age. The company's lead drug candidate, Entolimod™ for acute radiation syndrome, is a novel TLR5 agonist that has been granted Fast Track and Orphan Drug designations and is in late-stage development.
Tivic's bioelectronic program is developing a novel, non-invasive medical device designed to target the neural pathways implicated in many prevalent and debilitating diseases. Early trials show promising signals that Tivic's approach may regulate specific biologic responses, and the company believes its early-stage vagus nerve stimulation device has the potential to deliver clinical outcomes similar to or better than those of surgically implanted devices. To learn more about Tivic, visit: https://ir.tivichealth.com.
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SOURCE: Tivic Health Systems
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A.Mahlangu--AMWN