CEO, Azura Ophthalmics
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Eye-drug developer Azura Ophthalmics, working from Melbourne and Tel Aviv, has assembled a seven-member scientific advisory board of ophthalmology specialists to guide clinical development of its lead candidate AZR-MD-001.
Azura Ophthalmics won a CUREator grant to fund a two-stage study of its AZR-MD-001 candidate for contact lens discomfort, extending pilot research conducted with UNSW; the incubator program is run by Brandon BioCatalyst.
Eye-disease drug developer Azura Ophthalmics has appointed healthcare biotech veteran Steven Altschuler, a Ziff Capital Partners managing director and Spark Therapeutics co-founder, as chair of its board.
Brandon Capital's blog republishes an AFR report on Azura Ophthalmics' encouraging phase 2 dry-eye results, recalling the Israel-founded biotech's US$38 million raised, among it a US$16 million round that Brandon Capital's fund co-led.
Azura Ophthalmics reports positive phase two results for its dry eye ointment and moves toward registration studies; the Brandon Capital-backed biotech has raised US$38 million, including a US$16 million round co-led by MRCF.
Eye-disease drug developer Azura Ophthalmics announced a $28 million round from existing backers including MRCF, OrbiMed, TPG Biotech and Ganot Capital, funding registration studies of its dry eye treatment candidate.
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