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TissueGene-C effects on knee OA seen at 3 years


 

REPORTING FROM OARSI 2018

The clinical development program for TissueGene-C is further advanced in Korea than in the United States, where a phase 3 trial is about to start recruitment soon.

“We started our clinical trials in 2005 in Korea and in the U.S. simultaneously,” Dr. Lee said, noting that a biologics license application submitted in Korea in 2016 had been accepted by the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety on July 12, 2017, while only phase 1 and 2 trials have been completed in the United States

The study was funded by Kolon Life Science and TissueGene. Dr. Lee is an employee of TissueGene.

SOURCE: Lee B et al. Osteoarthritis Cartilage. 2018 Apr;26(1):S43-4.

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