Parkinson's drug candidate to prove its worth in phase I – and lure big pharma to the table

Kariya Pharmaceutical has secured financing and a partner for early-stage testing of its lead asset against Parkinson’s – but the company dreams bigger after data is secure.
Ian Laquian, CEO of Kariya Pharmaceuticals | Photo: Kariya Pharmaceuticals / Pr
Ian Laquian, CEO of Kariya Pharmaceuticals | Photo: Kariya Pharmaceuticals / Pr
by albert rønning-andersson, translated by daniel pedersen & katrine gøthler

Biotech company Kariya Pharmaceuticals will soon achieve that which all early-stage biotech companies seek: to be sold or offered a partnership with a big pharmaceutical company. 

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