Orthocell shares sharply higher on back of positive results in CelGro® nerve repair clinical study
The regenerative medicine company is now progressing regulatory applications in Australia and will start a US regulatory study shortly.
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The regenerative medicine company is now progressing regulatory applications in Australia and will start a US regulatory study shortly.
It will leverage on Emyria’s experience with unregistered medicines for patients with unmet needs across its national network of clinics – Emerald Clinics
The paper ’Collagen Membrane for Guided Bone Regeneration in Dental and Orthopedic Applications’ reports positive results from pre-clinical and clinical study results for the CelGro treatment.
The chairman has made several purchases this month totalling 775,000 ordinary shares valued at more than $61,267, bringing the total shares held in direct and indirect interests to almost 49.326 million.
This deal leverages Emyria’s real-world data expertise and national network of clinics – Emerald Clinics - to facilitate patient access.
The funds will be invested into accelerating the commercialisation of Emyria’s data products, technologies and supporting internal data analysis.
The company has partnered with Mt Sinai Hospital’s Precision Recovery team in New York to support ongoing development of Emyria’s Openly clinical service for the remote monitoring of patients and care coordination.
It will provide a new source of data to bolster Emyria’s growing cannabinoid data platform and allow Emyria to leverage Sapphire’s resources and infrastructure in the UK to provide services to UK patients.
The healthcare technology and services company is taking a leadership role in digitally-connected and patient-centric healthcare that also generates high-quality clinical evidence where it matters most, in the real world.
Emyria will provide real-world data that will complement the existing clinical data-pack for Zenivol™ and be used to inform further clinical development and, ultimately, the path to product registration.
The company has partnered with Mt Sinai Hospital’s Precision Recovery team to support ongoing development of Emerald’s Openly clinical service for the remote monitoring of patients and care coordination.
The paper ’Collagen Membrane for Guided Bone Regeneration in Dental and Orthopedic Applications’ reports positive results from pre-clinical and clinical study results for the CelGro treatment.
The company’s portfolio of regenerative medicine products have shown in clinical studies and real world evidence to return patients to work, activities of daily living and elite sport pain-free.
The Openly technology extends Emerald’s real-world-evidence (RWE) platform and aids Emerald’s clinical team to provide remote health and wellness screening for patients and workforces.
The SAS product use also provides real-world evidence for the safety and efficacy of CelGro®, further validating data collected in clinical trials.
The company’s strategy of generating high-quality clinical evidence on the safety and efficacy of new treatments, including CBD, makes it well-positioned to benefit from the changes announced by the TGA.
The company achieved a record month in July and closed a major data deal in the UK.
The company proposes its name change to Emyria Limited will support its expanded offerings in remote chronic disease management, digital health technology development and COVID health screening
The company proposes that the name change to Emyria Limited will support its expanded offerings in remote chronic disease management, digital health technology development and COVID health screening.
Emerald will leverage its extensive data expertise to monitor the safety, efficacy and pharmacoeconomics of specific medicinal cannabis products.