News Release
2024.11.15
The Results of the First Commercial Production Run to Meet the Approval Conditions for the Shipment of AKUUGOš¬ Suspension for Intracranial Implantation
Info
2024.11.11
MORI, President & CEO, will be a panelist at āNavigating Biopharma Innovation Across the Pacificā hosted by the U.S. Embassy and the Japan Society of Northern California on November 11
News Release
2024.09.05
Positive Results of Key Development Product SB623 for Chronic Effects of Traumatic Brain Injury, including Sustained Motor Function Improvement up to 48 weeks, published in Neurology
News Release
2024.11.15
The Results of the First Commercial Production Run to Meet the Approval Conditions for the Shipment of AKUUGOš¬ Suspension for Intracranial Implantation
News Release
2024.09.05
Positive Results of Key Development Product SB623 for Chronic Effects of Traumatic Brain Injury, including Sustained Motor Function Improvement up to 48 weeks, published in Neurology
News Release
2024.07.31
SanBio Obtains Marketing Approval for āAKUUGOš¬ Suspension for Intracranial Implantationā (INN: Vandefitemcel) as a Therapeutic Agent for Improving Chronic Motor Paralysis From Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)
Media
2022.04.08
On April 7, NeurologyLive published an interview with Dr. Peter McAllister regarding the final analysis of the Phase 2 STEMTRA trial.
Media
2018.04.20
Dr. Damien Bates, Chief Medical Officer and Head of Research at SanBio, publishes report in the leading medical journal, Stroke
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2024.11.11
MORI, President & CEO, will be a panelist at āNavigating Biopharma Innovation Across the Pacificā hosted by the U.S. Embassy and the Japan Society of Northern California on November 11
Info
2022.12.22
Presentation of Phase 2 STEMTRA Trial Results at The 14th World Congress on Brain Injury
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2021.02.22
Head of Regulatory Affairs Japan, Kazumi Sawaguchi, Ph.D., gave a presentation at 5th DIA Cell and Gene Therapy Products Symposium in Japan
SanBio works to develop pharmaceuticals, such as SB623, that can be delivered to patients all over the world. SB623 represents just the first step in this effort, but we believe it will serve as a foundation on which we can build to support the health of a large number of patients in the future.