Voyager Therapeutics’ promising toxicology data in non-human primates suggests their proprietary capsid technology could deliver long-lasting results in Alzheimer’s disease.
Positive results in metabolic disease, a possible vaccine to treat the current Ebola outbreak, new cancer drug targets, and more led the news this week.
Phase Advance is using mechanistic virtual patient models to predict how LEAF4Life's hypoxia-targeting therapy could perform across multiple indications.
Results from Johns Hopkins show a synthetic peptide vaccine was safe and activated mutant-KRAS-specific T cells in 90 percent of participants, offering an early signal that cancer interception may be possible before disease develops.
Researchers find that infant airway tissue actively shapes the immune response to RSV, suggesting future therapies should target both the virus and inflammation.
A synthetic flavone restored vaginal tissue in a preclinical model, offering a potential nonsteroidal treatment for genitourinary syndrome of menopause.
Aurion Biotech's manufacturing approach to unmodified allogeneic corneal endothelial cells offers a set of hard-won lessons for a cell therapy field still working out how to get from proof-of-concept to broad patient access.
A new platform combines engineered viral vectors with the brain's glymphatic system to improve gene delivery to glial cells implicated in multiple neurological disorders.