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Tarsier Pharma | August 28, 2021

Tarsier Pharma, a late clinical stage pharmaceutical company focused on the development and commercialization of novel therapeutics to treat patients with blinding ocular diseases, today announced it raised capital to execute a phase-3 clinical trial of its TRS01 program in the US and Europe. Strategic and new investors alongside existing investors participated in this transaction. Following a successful End of Phase II meeting with the FDA, the Company obtained all necessary regu...

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AIkido Pharma Inc. | March 15, 2022

AIkido Pharma Inc. announced that the Company and Cedars-Sinai Medical Center have agreed under their Master Collaboration Agreement to co-fund and codevelop a novel immuno-oncology treatment designed to promote the destruction of cancer cells by a patient's own "killer" T-cells. The Company and Cedars-Sinai will share costs, expenses and management of the drug co-development and will leverage the talent of Cedars-Sinai Technology Ventures and the lead scientists who...

Research

Roivant Sciences | March 01, 2021

Silicon Therapeutics has assembled an exclusive industry-driving computational physics platform for the in silico design and optimization of small molecule drugs for testing disease targets. The platform incorporates custom strategies dependent on quantum mechanics, sub-atomic elements and measurable thermodynamics to beat basic bottlenecks in drug disclosure projects, for example, anticipating restricting energies and conformational conduct of molecules. Silicon Therapeutics'...

Alcoholics Anonymous | April 09, 2020

Scientists in Australia have found that an anti-parasitic drug available on the market “can kill” the growing cell culture of the deadly coronavirus within 48 hours. However, researchers say the drug cannot be used in humans for COVID-19 until further testing and clinical trials prove its safety and effectiveness. “Scientists showed that a single dose of the drug, Ivermectin, could stop the SARS-CoV-2 [COVID-19] virus growing in cell culture,” said a statement by Melbourn...