Nacuity inks licensing deal with Arctic for HCCAA therapy NPI-001 in Iceland

14 September 2022
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Privately-held US developer of healthcare therapies Nacuity Pharmaceuticals and Icelandic firm Arctic Therapeutics International have entered into an exclusive licensing agreement and strategic partnership for the development and commercialization of NPI-001 in Iceland for the treatment of hereditary cystatin C amyloid angiopathy (HCCAA).

HCCAA is an inherited, rare amyloid disease primarily seen in the Icelandic population that leads to paralysis, dementia and death in young adults.

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