Virion Therapeutics provides update on VRON-0200 for HBV functional cure

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Virion Therapeutics completes enrollment of first 2 cohorts of Phase 1b chronic hepatitis B trial of VRON-0200 for HBV functional cure

Virion Therapeutics, LLC announced that its Phase 1b clinical trial, evaluating VRON-0200 for HBV functional cure has completed enrollment in its first two cohorts. Specifically, 27 chronically HBV-infected patients on nucleos(t)ide antiviral therapy, have now received a single (Prime), or Prime and Boost, i.m. injection of VRON-0200. Virion has previously presented data from this study that showed that a single VRON-0200 injection was safe and well tolerated and was able to induce immune responses and anti-HBV activity despite the fact that most patients had highly impaired HBV immunity prior to treatment. Additionally, a third Cohort, the first to investigate VRON-0200 in combination with several investigational anti-HBV agents, is now underway.

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