Following the March 15 evening broadcast by China Central Television that exposed regulatory issues in the cosmetic use of exosomes, public attention toward this substance has surged significantly. It is understood that China's National Medical Products Administration has released a draft guideline seeking public comments on incorporating exosomes into pharmaceutical regulatory oversight. However, exosome research remains in the experimental stage within the medical community, with its mechanisms of action and clinical efficacy still not clearly established. To date, no exosome-based drugs have been approved for market sale in China.
A-share listed company Canature Health Technology Co., Ltd. previously disclosed on an investor communication platform that its wholly-owned subsidiary, Hainan Canature Cell, acquired Laisen Yuan, whose business focus includes pet health and anti-aging. The subsidiary aims to employ advanced biotechnological approaches—such as stem cell therapy, NK cell activation, exosome therapy, and NMN supplements—to delay aging in pets, enhance their immunity, and improve overall health.
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