Tivic Health discontinues ClearUP sinus device sales to focus on Entolimod biopharma program

Reuters03-24
<a href="https://laohu8.com/S/TIVC">Tivic Health</a> discontinues ClearUP sinus device sales to focus on Entolimod biopharma program
  • Tivic said it is pivoting to focus on the Entolimod product and its TLR5 platform, and it is discontinuing commercial sales of the ClearUP sinus device.
  • The company is positioning Entolimod for oncology supportive-care use cases, including neutropenia affecting up to 50% of cancer patients.
  • Tivic is seeking government procurement opportunities by pursuing BARDA funding to advance Entolimod as a medical countermeasure for acute radiation syndrome.
  • Velocity Bioworks, its wholly owned CDMO, reported a 200-fold manufacturing scale-up of Entolimod using 50-liter fermentation, which the company said supports domestic supply-chain control for U.S. government procurement.


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