Latest Therapeutics News

Cambium Bio has secured a strategic partnership with French pharmaceutical leader Benta SAS to commercialise its regenerative dry eye treatment, Elate Ocular, across Europe and the Middle East. This follows a second platelet-lysate licensing deal within days, underscoring growing industry confidence in Cambium’s platform.

PYC Therapeutics has completed dosing in its Phase 1 study of PYC-001 for Autosomal Dominant Optic Atrophy, showing strong safety and early signs of improved vision. The company plans to launch a global Phase 1/2 trial later this year.

Amplia Therapeutics has commenced dosing the first patient in its new pancreatic cancer trial combining narmafotinib with FOLFIRINOX chemotherapy, marking a key milestone in its drug development journey.

Argenica Therapeutics has reported positive Phase 2 trial results for ARG-007 in acute ischemic stroke patients, confirming safety and revealing a promising efficacy signal in a high-risk subgroup with slow collateral blood flow.

Cambium Bio has struck a licensing deal with Keke Medtech to commercialise its fibrin biologic in dental applications, unlocking new markets and non-dilutive funding.

Lumos Diagnostics has secured a significant follow-on contract with Aptatek Biosciences to push forward the development of an innovative in-home monitoring device for Phenylketonuria (PKU), a rare genetic disorder. This next phase aims to bring the FDA Breakthrough Device-designated PheCheck™ closer to clinical trials and commercial readiness.

Argent BioPharma reported a net loss of A$17.84 million for FY2025, reflecting a strategic pivot towards core drug development and clinical advancement. The company secured key EU approvals and raised significant capital to support its neuro-immune modulatory pipeline.

Chimeric Therapeutics reported a reduced net loss of $10.43 million for FY2025, driven by cost efficiencies and strategic project reprioritisation, while making significant clinical progress in its CAR T-cell and NK cell therapy programs.

Patrys Limited reported a 14.9% reduction in net loss for FY2025, driven by lower R&D expenses and tax incentives, while impairing key PAT-DX1 assets and shifting focus to PAT-DX3 development.

Zelira Therapeutics reported a significantly reduced loss of AUD 3.85 million for FY25, driven by clinical progress and strategic funding for its HOPE® cannabinoid medicines. The company also expanded its patent portfolio and commercial footprint across key markets.

Skin Elements Limited reported a 13% revenue increase and a 20% reduction in net loss for FY2025, as it progresses commercial roll-out of its natural biotech products including ECO-Nurture and SuprCuvr.

Neurotech International reported a 23% revenue drop and a doubling of its net loss to $10.6 million for FY25, driven by reduced R&D grants and high development costs. Despite financial pressures, the company marked significant clinical and regulatory progress for its NTI164 cannabinoid therapy.