Brainomix, an Oxford, UK based company that uses AI to help front line physicians analyze CT scans for stroke damage and interstitial lung disease, announced an $18M series C raise today
Co-Founder and CEO Michalis Papadakis describes the unmet need for a quick, accurate assessment of stroke damage by front line physicians, who otherwise might not be experts in the area. Plus, moving the technology to lung disease and beyond.
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AnaptysBio's CEO discusses recent 12 week RA data from the company's PD-1 depleter and agonist, rosnilimab, and previews other upcoming catalysts
Daniel Faga goes over the recently released rosnilimab RA data and previews a longer-term follow-up that will be out in the second quarter. Plus, ulcerative colitis data that will be out in the fourth quarter and the opportunity there. He also highlights the company's PD-1 for oncology that is commercialized by GSK.
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Analyst Tuesdays: Mizuho Senior Analyst Graig Suvannavejh shares his take on the difficult biotech environment and discusses upcoming clinical trail catalysts for companies he covers
He sets the table for upcoming readouts from Axsome, Vigil Neuro, Verastem, Corvus, and Harmony Biosciences.
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The co-founders of Vevo Therapeutics describe the Arc Virtual Cell Atlas, a large single cell atlas made publicly available with Arc Institute that now includes Vevo's Tahoe-100M database
CEO Nima Alidoust and CSO Johnny Yu describe Vevo's contribution of 100M cells, plus a 60,000 drug-patient interaction map, that has been combined with Arc's 200M cell gene expression data from 21 different species (scBaseCamp). They explain the size and scale of this now open source atlas, and the potential utility of it to outside researchers.
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From struggling with sickle cell disease to climbing mountains - a firsthand account of how gene therapy has been life changing
Jimi Olaghere describes how his life has changed after participating in a clinical trial for the CRISPR based gene therapy for sickle cell disease that is now called CASGEVY. He describes what it was like receiving the treatment, and discusses the need for more awareness and access in the sickle cell community worldwide for this type of treatment.
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