AVM Biotechnology news

AVM Biotechnology, LLC, a clinical stage company advancing AVM0703 in the treatment of Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma (NHL)/Leukemia, today announced that it has been awarded a Phase II Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) grant. This $1.6 million award from the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive Kidney Disease (NIDDK) will allow the company to pursue additional research in the use of AVM0703 as a monotherapy and combination therapy to reverse recent onset and established Type 1

AVM Biotechnology, a clinical stage company developing AVM0703, a small molecule that mobilizes endogenous gamma delta TCR+ and invariant TCR+ bispecific Natural Killer T-like cells, announced the expansion of its senior management with the appointment of Brian Andersen as Chief Commercial Officer and Pearl Chan as Chief Financial Officer. These seasoned industry leaders will help drive the company towards anticipated commercialization in 2023.

Brian Andersen, CCO, brings over 20-year

AVM Biotechnology, a clinical-stage company, announced today FDA permission to modify its ongoing clinical study, AVM0703-001, entitled “The WWRD Study: AVM0703 for Treatment of Leukemia or Lymphoma”. The initial protocol, a 3 x 3-based design, called for dose escalation of 3 mg/kg for each of the six cohorts, ranging from 6 mg/kg to 21 mg/kg, with a minimum of three patients per cohort as part of an adaptive-design/expansion cohort trial. The approved protocol modification involv

AVM Biotechnology announced today that the first cohort has been fully enrolled in their clinical study (NCT04329728 “The WWRD Study”). All three patients had failed multiple prior therapies, and one had failed two transplants. These patients are reportedly all doing very well, and one was quoted as saying, “I feel great!” Three major US Cancer Centers are actively enrolling study participants. AVM Biotechnology is excited to advance AVM0703 to the next dose level coho

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