Biotech & Life Sciences
Kane Biotech’s revyve Gel Cut Chronic Wound Area 43.9% in a 17-Patient Study
The 17 patients in Kane Biotech’s newly published study had lived with their wounds for a median of 22 months, and every one of those wounds had already failed earlier care. After 12 weeks on the company’s revyve gel, average wound area was down by more than 40%. Kane booked $8,143 in revenue in its…
Inovio Wins First FDA Approval as VOCERYQ Clears the Accelerated Path
Inovio closed at about 60 cents on October 30, down 22% on the day. That evening the FDA approved its first product, and the stock more than tripled. Pulmonx needed only 6% sales growth to add a third to its share price. Inovio Wins Accelerated FDA Approval for RRP Therapy VOCERYQ Inovio Pharmaceuticals (Nasdaq: INO)…
Theralase Readies Health Canada and FDA Filings After Phase II Ruvidar Data
Sixty of 93 assessed patients had a complete response at some point after treatment. At three years, nine of 49 still did. Theralase Technologies published both figures on October 26, in what it calls an interim efficacy readout from a Phase II study it intends to put in front of regulators in Canada and the…
Theralase Reports 64.5% Complete Response in Phase II Bladder Cancer Study
Seven years. That is how long one patient in a Toronto company’s bladder cancer study has held a complete response after a single light-activated treatment. The rest of the data is less tidy, and so is most of what crossed the biotech wires on Monday and Tuesday. Theralase Reports 64.5% Complete Response in Phase II…
Hemostemix Wins Full LARTA Approval for Commercial VesCell Phase 1 Study
Hemostemix sold its newest units for five Canadian cents apiece. The same October 7 release disclosed full approval from a regulator in The Bahamas to begin a commercial study of VesCell, the company’s stem cell therapy. One document carries both facts, and neither one cancels the other. Hemostemix Receives Full LARTA Approval for VesCell Phase…
First Tracks ANB033 Limits Gluten Damage in 32-Patient Celiac Trial
Two slices of bread a day, for 14 days. That was the gluten challenge 32 people with celiac disease signed up for, and the ones on First Tracks Biotherapeutics’ drug came through with their gut lining mostly intact. Caribou Biosciences spent the same stretch deciding it could no longer afford to finish what it started.…










