ReNeuron Outlines First-To-Market Plans For Stroke Disability Cell Therapy

ReNeuron has high hopes of being the first to reach the US market with a novel stem cell therapy for use in patients with disabilities caused by stroke – CEO Olav Hellebø outlines the company's plans for Phase III and eventual commercialization.

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ReNeuron Group PLC is planning "world domination" for stem cell therapy use in ischemic stroke, says CEO Olav Hellebø; the UK biotech wants to commercialize its potential blockbuster therapy alone in the US and Europe, but seek a local partner to help conquer the market in Japan.

ReNeuron's lead compound, CTX (ReN001), is being developed as a cell therapy treatment to reverse the functional deficits associated with...

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