- | Arrowhead Pharmaceuticals
ACC24 Roundup: Novo, Ionis Tout Cardio Victories and Boehringer, Lilly Disappoint
Arrowhead Pharmaceuticals unveiled Phase IIb data for its investigational RNAi therapy plozasiran at ACC24, demonstrating steep triglyceride reductions at 24 weeks in patients with severely elevated triglyceride levels who are at risk of developing acute pancreatitis.
- | Elixirgen Therapeutics
NeuroVoices: Aki Ko, on mRNA Therapeutics for Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy
Aki Ko, chief executive officer at Elixirgen Therapeutics, sat down with NeurologyLive® at the conference to discuss the promise behind the therapy and why it can be successful in treating DMD.
- | Claris Bio
Eying Up The Era Of Topical Biologics
Claris has found dHGF stable for three years at refrigeration temperatures and three months at room temperature
- | Aligos
Madrigal landed a historic MASH approval. What comes next for biotechs in pursuit?
“Aligos is not only supportive of the progress this approval represents but happy to see this class validated as we begin the phase 2a trial of our own highly potent and selective THR-β agonist, ALG-055009.”
- | F2G
What’s the future of health? SXSW panels talk AI, tech, personalized medicine and more
With global warming, fungi have become more adapted to higher temperatures like the human body, and with the use of fungicides in farming, fungi are more resistant to treatments.
- | F2G
Health experts at SXSW warn of possible untreatable global fungi outbreak
“Eighty percent of our crop pathogens are fungi,” said Dr. John Rex, chief medical officer for biotech company F2G. “If we’re going to produce crops, especially in these changing environmental conditions, we’re going to need fungicides.”
- | MindMed
FDA Grants Breakthrough Therapy Status To LSD Drug To Treat Anxiety
In a report on the research, the company said that a single oral dose of MM120 met its key secondary endpoint, maintaining “clinically and statistically
- | Elicio Therapeutics
The future of cancer immunotherapy with Elicio Therapeutics
AMP immunotherapy enhanced the infiltration and function of TCR-T cells in the tumour microenvironment and led to epitope spreading against diverse tumour targets. Long-term protection against tumour recurrence in AMP-treated mice was associated with antigen spreading to additional tumour-associated antigens not targeted by the treatment.