US EditionHillhurst gets $6.3M funding for HBI-002 clinical study
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Hillhurst gets $6.3M funding for HBI-002 clinical study
Hillhurst Biopharmaceuticals said it’s been awarded $6.3 million to fund a Phase 2a clinical study to test the efficacy of HBI-002, its low-dose liquid formulation of carbon monoxide, in preserving dopaminergic neurons, those that are lost to Parkinson’s disease, with the goal of slowing or stopping disease progression. The study is scheduled to launch in early 2025, and will involve 36 people diagnosed with Parkinson’s, according to Hillhurst. …
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