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BPGbio to accelerate pancreatic cancer drug after 'promising' initial trials - Vimarsana News

BPGbio to accelerate pancreatic cancer drug after 'promising' initial trials

BPGbio, an AI-powered biopharma that focuses on oncology, neurology, and rare diseases, is advancing its pancreatic cancer drug BPM 31510 IV after a positive phase 1 and 2a study.

Evozyne raises $81m to leverage AI for drug discovery - Vimarsana News

Evozyne raises $81m to leverage AI for drug discovery

Evozyne has announced the closing of an $81 million series B investment round that will fund the biotech’s generative AI-powered drug discovery platform and product development.

X-Chem and Structural Genomics Consortium partner to 'unlock potential' of human proteome - Vimarsana News

X-Chem and Structural Genomics Consortium partner to 'unlock potential' of human proteome

X-Chem, a company focused on drug discovery services, and the Structural Genomics Consortium (SGC), a public-private partnership accelerating drug discovery through open science, have partnered to create new chemical tools to study human proteins.

Advanced bladder cancer patients could keep their bladder under new treatment regime - Vimarsana News

Advanced bladder cancer patients could keep their bladder under new treatment regime

Mount Sinai investigators have developed a new approach for treating invasive bladder cancer without the need for surgical removal of the bladder, according to a study published in Nature Medicine in September.

'Anti-tangle' molecule could aid search for new dementia treatments - Vimarsana News

'Anti-tangle' molecule could aid search for new dementia treatments

Scientists from the Universities of Bath and Bristol have identified a molecule that can prevent tangling of a brain protein that is linked to diseases such as Parkinson’s.