Our breakthrough findings on B. infantis and its impacts on infant health have been addressed in notable publications around the world.
Now our drug candidate INF108 is of great interest to the neonatology community.
Next step is to conduct a Phase 1 safety trial on drug candidate INF108, followed by a Phase 2/3 efficacy trial. If success is achieved in clinical trials, ODD also allows for a waiver of the BLA filing fee (a >$4M savings) and if FDA approves the product for marketing, the potential for market exclusivity.
Infinant Health announces additions to their advisory team: Dr. Katharine Knobil and Dr. David Pompliano. Additionally, Judy Gawlik Brown has joined the board, representing Manna Tree Partners, to help prepare the company's expansion into pharma.
Infinant Health announced it has filed an application with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to receive Orphan Drug Designation (ODD) for its drug candidate INF108 for the prevention of necrotizing enterocolitis in pre-term infants.
Ininfant Health hosted an exclusive screening of the award-winning documentary, The Invisible Extinction. In the film, scientists Dr. Martin Blaser and Dr. Maria Gloria Dominguez-Bello trace the disappearance of microbiomes that help digestion beginning in infancy and keep bodies healthy.
Prospective study designed to assess the immunological effect of a specific B. infantis strain on the incidence of atopic dermatitis, one of the most prevalent pediatric allergic diseases.
Former Infinant Health, Inc Board Member Mike Johnson will lead the company as it continues to spearhead innovative advancements in science surrounding infant health
Together, CWWDA and Infinant Health will demonstrate the power of promoting health care from birth, rather than disease care later.
Study aims to investigate whether infant probiotic Evivo can reduce development of early childhood atopic dermatitis.
Researchers in Beneficial Microbes reported that three common infant health issues associated with Newborn Gut Deficiency were reduced or eliminated altogether within days of introducing a key beneficial gut bacterium.
Study Published in Journal of Pediatrics Discusses Potential for Improved Clinical Care Associated with Administration of B. infantis EVC001 in Very Low Birth Weight Infants