Veralox

A New Drug Platform For Heart Disease And Diabetes

About this Event

Heart disease is the leading cause of mortality in the US. Due to its unique characteristics, heparin continues to be one of the most widely used drugs during cardiovascular procedures, (used 12 to 15 million times per year).

An allergic reaction from heparin (HIT) occurs in 300,000 patients in the US alone, which can result in stroke, amputation and death in up to 30% of affected patients.

Veralox’s lead program VLX-1005 targets the root cause of HIT via the 12-Lipoxygenase target and is being developed as a potential treatment. VLX-1005 has received orphan drug and fast-track designation from the FDA and has begun Phase 2 clinical sites that include Stanford and Yale.

Watch the webinar with Veralox CEO, Jonathan Mow to hear the full story and hear why Hatteras Venture Partners, Genesys Capital, Sanofi Ventures, JDRF T1D Fund, and others have all backed the company.

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