Cardio3 BioSciences, a Belgian biotechnology company specializing in cell-based therapies for the treatment of cardiovascular diseases, has raised 7.2 million euros ($9.6 million) in a series B fund raising round.
The new funds, which have come from a range of new and existing investors, will be used to finance the clinical development of the company's lead product, C-Cure, a unique therapy that allows the differentiation of a patient's own cells into "cardiopoietic" ones that grow into new heart cells and repair heart muscle. The firm says this product holds the promise for a treatment that could fundamentally change the future of heart failure patients, one of the world's largest medical needs.
Cardio3 plans to enroll shortly around 240 patients in a clinical trial with C-Cure to evaluate its potential in the treatment of heart failure.
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