NEW NANOTHERAPY RESEARCH FOR INFLAMMATORY BOWEL DISEASES




THE NEW DEAL CONCEPT COULD REVOLUTIONIZE IBD THERAPIES FOR THE GREAT BENEFIT OF PATIENTS AND EUROPEAN HEALTHCARE SYSTEMS.
- Dr. Fabrice NAVARRO, New Deal Project Coordinator
THE PROJECT GOALS
THE PROJECT GOALS
The NEW DEAL project aims to develop a highly selective and local therapy with an improved efficacy and safety profile for IBD patients. This treatment might be an alternative to the existing therapies.

Design and validate a radically improved IBD therapy that specifically targets JAK1 / JAK3 inhibition by means of siRNA and RNAi interference.

Develop advanced technologies for delivering siJAK1 / siJAK3 locally to the inflamed gut

Promote the clinical translation and the future industrial transfer of this new clinical product for IBD therapy.
THE PROJECT NEWS
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