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Promising new therapy for critical limb ischemia


 

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JVS-100 has also successfully completed a phase II clinical trial for the treatment of heart failure. In addition, the agent is being developed as a treatment for acute MI, chronic angina, and for muscle regeneration.

The STOP-CLI study was sponsored by Juventas Therapeutics. Dr. Kibbe reported serving as a consultant to Johnson & Johnson/Cordis and Pluristem.

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