Enlibrium gets $15M to use metformin analogs for cancer
Enlibrium's technology, licensed out of UCLA, will use diabetes drug metformin to shut down energy production in cancer cells - providing a potentially new frontline treatment for the disease.
Enlibrium's technology, licensed out of UCLA, will use diabetes drug metformin to shut down energy production in cancer cells - providing a potentially new frontline treatment for the disease.
A next-gen form of ubiquitous diabetes drug metformin could have some serious impact on the type 2 diabetes market - as evidenced in some promising Phase 2 data from San Diego startup Elcelyx.
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Diabetes drug metformin may be as effective as it’s ubiquitous, but it’s known to throws the stomach’s balance out of whack. Half the patients experience diarrhea and a quarter vomiting, so patients often scale back on metformin – or stop using it entirely. Also, microbiome imbalances are consistently being linked now to obesity. Colorado startup MicroBiome Therapeutics is […]