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Revolutionizing Oncology Drug Development

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When the Human Genome Project was completed some predicted we were just years away from eradicating cancer. Nearly 20 years later, it’s clear that’s not the case. Genetics-based oncology drug development is slow, expensive, and ineffective. On average it takes 15 years, costs $2.7B, and only 3 drugs in 100 make it through clinical trials.

Preverna has found a better way. By looking at individual proteins, they are able to understand the causes of the initiation and progression of a tumor in a way that genomics can’t. Their drug development process uses these insights and an AI-enabled platform to effectively target the most important events in the growth of a tumor and identify the exact right drugs to stop tumor growth.

Please join our webinar to hear Preverna Co-founder and CEO, Dr. Ashkan Afshin discuss the company’s revolutionary approach to cancer drug development and their three robust pipelines.

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