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Sona Nanotech Touts "Superior" Results from Animal Study for Cancer Therapy, Eyes In-human Study
“What we have to do next (are) the studies that we need to put together to show to regulators so that we can get this therapy into humans and see how much of a positive impact we can really create to those who need it most,” said Sona Nanotech CEO David Regan.
Sona Nanotech (CSE:SONA,OTCQB:SNANF) is ramping up clinical trials for its targeted hyperthermia therapy (THT) for cancer. CEO David Regan said the company is looking forward to taking THT into in-human studies after interim results from its efficacy study on animals showed statistically significantly superior results.
“We went into this study with a simple hypothesis that our THT for cancer would shrink cells and … tumors from the inside out … But we found something more interesting along the way,” he said.
“We've seen in this study it’s not just that the treated tumor shrinks, but that you're getting shrinkage in the untreated tumor. The theory behind that is that we're gently destroying the cancer cells through a process called apoptosis that generates new antigens. And those new antigens, we believe, are triggering a systemic effect. And that's what the second phase and our most recent news that came out are saying. It's changing the adaptive immune system of the animal, effectively serving as a vaccine," Regan continued.
Data from the study with the Giacomantonio Immuno-Oncology Research Group at Dalhousie University shows Sona’s THT, combined with standard immunotherapy known as interleukin-2, can shrink tumors and improve immune system response.
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