Healthcare & Pharma top picks: AI and personalization fuel new era of health innovation
By Abdul Azeez, Jehan Saldin · May 20, 2024
Healthcare & Pharma top picks: AI and personalization fuel new era of health innovation
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Drugs discovered by AI are nearing commercialization, as candidates advance through the clinical pipeline. Most notably, Insilico Medicine successfully moved its lead drug candidate into Phase II clinical trials, making it the first AI-discovered drug to reach this stage of human clinical trials. Meanwhile, Exscientia also advanced two of its four drug candidates into Phase I/II clinical trials.
Healthcare & Pharma startups are increasingly focused on offering tailored therapeutics using novel methods such as nanopore sequencing (Oxford Nanopore) and analyzing data from wearable devices (Movano Health) and patient healthcare records (Atropos Health) to gather individual-level insights into patients. This approach enables them to develop personalized health plans and therapeutics to better treat patients.
Gene treatments hold immense potential in the healthcare space, with companies such as CRISPR Therapeutics pioneering human gene editing techniques and showing promise for treating genetic disorders by accurately altering problematic genes. Meanwhile, Autolus is leading the charge in cell and gene therapy, leveraging advanced cell programming technologies to develop cutting-edge treatments that harness the body's immune system to combat diseases like cancer.
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