Tevogen Bio Announces Positive Safety Results from TVGN 489 Clinical Trial for Long COVID, Plans Next Development Phase

Reuters10-16
Tevogen Bio Announces Positive Safety Results from TVGN 489 Clinical Trial for Long COVID, Plans Next Development Phase

Tevogen Bio Holdings Inc. has provided an update on its investigational precision T cell therapy, TVGN 489, which is under development for the treatment of COVID-19 and Long COVID. The company reported that its dose-finding clinical trial of TVGN 489 demonstrated a favorable safety profile, and the results have been peer-reviewed and published in Blood Advances, the journal of the American Society of Hematology. TVGN 489 is not yet available for broader clinical use. Tevogen is preparing for the next phase of development and intends to collaborate with government initiatives, Long COVID patient organizations, and major healthcare providers to expedite further development and potential patient access, pending regulatory approval.

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