Pancryos strikes deal with Brigham and Women’s Hospital on type 1 diabetes drug

The Copenhagen-based firm has entered a global license agreement with Brigham and Women’s Hospital regarding an encapsulation device for the delivery of a stem-cell derived treatment for type 1 diabetes.
Jacqueline Ameri, CEO of Pancryos | Photo: Bioinnovation Institute / PR
Jacqueline Ameri, CEO of Pancryos | Photo: Bioinnovation Institute / PR
by christopher due karlsson, translated by daniel pedersen

Pancryos, which is based out of Copenhagen, Denmark, is working on a stem-cell based treatment for type 1 diabetes dubbed Paninsula, and has now signed an exclusive license deal with the US-based Brigham and Women’s Hospital (BWH), the firm reports in a press release.

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