WSJ CytoDyn Inc., a Vancouver, Wash.-based biotec
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Posted On: 04/09/2020 10:37:09 AM
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CytoDyn Inc., a Vancouver, Wash.-based biotech company, said 10 severely sick Covid-19 patients showed signs of recovering three days after being infused with its experimental HIV drug leronlimab, which may block the production of inflammatory cytokines. Three of the patients were taken off ventilators, including two who have since been discharged from care, according to CytoDyn.
The company is studying its drug in a trial for patients with mild-to-moderate symptoms and expects to start one for severely sick patients.
Swedish Orphan Biovitrum AB expects results in July from a study evaluating its rheumatoid-arthritis drug Kineret in combination with an antibody called emapalumab in patients in Italy, said Milan Zdravkovic, Sobi’s head of research and development.
Novartis AG and Incyte Corp. said they plan to start clinical trials of their drug ruxolitinib in Covid-19 patients with cytokine storm. The drug, marketed as Jakafi in the U.S., is approved to treat rare blood cancers.
CytoDyn Inc., a Vancouver, Wash.-based biotech company, said 10 severely sick Covid-19 patients showed signs of recovering three days after being infused with its experimental HIV drug leronlimab, which may block the production of inflammatory cytokines. Three of the patients were taken off ventilators, including two who have since been discharged from care, according to CytoDyn.
The company is studying its drug in a trial for patients with mild-to-moderate symptoms and expects to start one for severely sick patients.
Swedish Orphan Biovitrum AB expects results in July from a study evaluating its rheumatoid-arthritis drug Kineret in combination with an antibody called emapalumab in patients in Italy, said Milan Zdravkovic, Sobi’s head of research and development.
Novartis AG and Incyte Corp. said they plan to start clinical trials of their drug ruxolitinib in Covid-19 patients with cytokine storm. The drug, marketed as Jakafi in the U.S., is approved to treat rare blood cancers.
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