End Game: Adrenomed Targets Global Reach For Sepsis Candidate

German biotech Adrenomed has proof-of-concept data showing its sepsis drug can cut mortality by 67%. Now, it needs money to move the candidate into Phase IIb/III trials.  

Sepsis Indication
The Deadly And All-Too-Common Complication Has Defied Effective Treatments • Source: Shutterstock

In a video call with German biotech Adrenomed AG, the company’s CEO Richard Jones made a striking observation: 400people would die from sepsis or septic shock during our 20-minute conversation.

Key Takeaways
  • Sepsis and septic shock accounts for up to half of all hospital deaths.

The unmet need to treat sepsis is so great that the World Health Organization has made it a global health...

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