Herpes Clinical Pipeline
AiCuris Non-Confidential Slide Deck May 2023: AiCuris planning for commercial launch of Priteliver 2025. Launch prep for Priteliver is ongoing.
Innovative Molecules advances IM-250: The clinical trial center in Heidelberg, Germany has Phase 2 clinical trials are scheduled for 2024. The clinical phase 1 study investigates the safety, tolerability, and pharmacokinetics of a medication in development (IM-250) against infections with herpes simplex viruses in healthy test subjects. Participants: Healthy men and non-pregnant women aged 18-50 years.
EG 427 announces issuance of the first 2 patents for its HSV-based gene therapy treatment
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Tired of ‘dead end’ approach, herpes patients mobilize to demand government action
Don’t ignore potential microbial causes of Alzheimer’s and other chronic diseases, researchers say
Chronic viral coinfections differentially affect the likelihood of developing long COVID
I Thought I Had A Headache. It Turned Out To Be Herpes (HSV-1) — In My Brain.
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Can’t wait for the good news! I will continue to check here and on reddit daily, in the meantime seriously considering draining my ganglion so I don’t have to be constantly sick for the rest of my life.
Also nobody talks about mental part of being “incurable” which sadly takes life’s!
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