Breakthroughs in MASH, with 89bio CEO

Episode 28 of the The Pharma Letter Podcast podcast, hosted by With 89bio chief executive Rohan Palekar and VCU Health professor Arun Sanyal, titled "Breakthroughs in MASH, with 89bio CEO" was published on June 25, 2024 and runs 22 minutes.

June 25, 2024 ·22m · The Pharma Letter Podcast

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This week we’re focusing on an area of clinical research that has been of great interest for a number of years, that is NASH, also known as MASH. It’s a high area of unmet medical need, with over 20 million diagnosed cases across Europe and the USA, and while there are more than 80 therapies currently in the pipeline, only around 5% of these are in Phase III development. One company working in this area is San Francisco-based 89bio (Nasdaq: ETNB), which has a candidate now in Phase II...

Episode Description

This week we’re focusing on an area of clinical research that has been of great interest for a number of years, that is NASH, also known as MASH.

It’s a high area of unmet medical need, with over 20 million diagnosed cases across Europe and the USA, and while there are more than 80 therapies currently in the pipeline, only around 5% of these are in Phase III development.

One company working in this area is San Francisco-based 89bio (Nasdaq: ETNB), which has a candidate now in Phase III, pegozafermin, and in this episode we are joined by the company’s chief executive, Rohan Palekar.

We are also joined by Dr Arun Sanyal, who is Professor of Medicine at VCU Health and founder of the Liver Trust.

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