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Oct 6, 2025, 03:41
Oh Young Bang: We Are Carefully Preparing to Begin the First Cinical Trial of Exosome Therapy for Stroke in Korea
Oh Young Bang, Professor of Neurology at Samsung Medical Center, CEO at S and E bio, shared on LinkedIn:
”We are carefully preparing to begin the first clinical trial of exosome therapy for stroke in Korea, prioritizing safety over speed.”
Read more on the announcement here.
S and E Bio, a biotechnology company focused on exosomal microRNA-based therapies, has obtained approval from Korea’s Ministry of Food and Drug Safety (MFDS) to begin a Phase 1b clinical trial of its investigational stroke treatment, SNE-101.
This marks the first exosome-based therapy in Korea to advance to clinical trials, representing a significant milestone in the nation’s biopharmaceutical industry.
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