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NeRRe Therapeutics raises £20 million in a Series B2

NeRRe Therapeutics raises £20 million in a Series B2
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NeRRe Therapeutics raises £20 million in a Series B2 financing round

NeRRe Therapeutics raises £20 million in a Series B2 financing round
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Pharma Looks to Inflammasome Inhibitors as All-Around Therapies

Heart failure, gout, COVID-19, melanoma Completed Phase 1 and Phase 1b in patients with heart failure and Phase 2a in patients with acute gout flares. A Phase 2 trial for people with moderate COVID-19 symptoms is ongoing, and the company is planning a Phase 2 trial in late-stage melanoma, along with an approved immunotherapy. Drugging the inflammasome For years after the inflammasome’s initial discovery, the search for drugs that target it yielded no promising leads, Cooper says. “Big pharma all went and screened their libraries of drugs and said, can we find an inhibitor? But no one could.”  Several years ago, that began to change. Luke O’Neill, an immunologist at Trinity College Dublin, was one of the people searching for an NLRP3 inhibitor, with colleagues at his company Opsona. He knew that a scientist named Chris Gabel had been working at Pfizer in the late 1990s on a molecule called CRID3, which appeared to block IL-1β production. O’Neill was intrigued and in 2

News Archive - Webinar: Women in Science and Medicine - Saint Brigid s Day 2021

Webinar: Women in Science and Medicine - Saint Brigid’s Day 2021 Event 04 February 2021 On 2 February 2021, the Embassy of Ireland to Belgium hosted a special St Brigid’s Day Webinar celebrating Irish and Belgian #VisibleWomen​ in science and medicine. Dr Antonia Hart led an open and engaging panel discussion on Irish and Belgian women in science, medicine and leadership, both past and present, with particular focus on hidden narratives and lesser-known figures. The esteemed panel shared their personal experiences as women in varying fields of science and their thoughts on inclusion, accessibility and participation in the sciences. The webinar was book-ended by performances of poetry by Jessica Traynor and original music commissioned for the event by singer-songwriter Katie Maye.

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