Kancera AB (publ) has previously announced that the company has been awarded a research grant of approximately EUR 500 000, in the context of the EU research programme SYNTRAIN (a program within Horizon 2020), for the financing of two...
Read MoreKancera AB (publ) has previously announced the Board's decision to execute the company's exclusive option to acquire the Fractalkine project from Acturum Real Estate AB after transfer of results and know-how. This transfer of results and know-how has now...
Read MoreBlocking the Fractalkine system has been shown in clinical trials to have the desired effects in humans against intractable forms of autoimmune diseases. The results are in line with the positive effects that Kancera has been able to demonstrate...
Read MoreKancera AB (publ) presents new information on - how the company's Fractalkine blocker prevents immune cells (monocytes) to infiltrate the nerves and spinal cord, which prevents nerve damage and enhanced pain sensitivity associated with cancer treatment - the fact...
Read MoreThis is a translation from a swedish press release Stockholm dated 2016-12-23. Kancera AB (publ) today announced that Joachim Forsgren (MD, PhD) has been appointed Chief Medical Officer and will be medically responsible for Kancera product portfolio. He will...
Read MoreKancera AB (publ) today reported that the drug candidate KAN0440567 quickly and effectively counteracts the kind of pain that results from chemotherapy and that often prevents effective treatment of cancer. The results also indicate that the Kancera drug candidate...
Read MoreIn connection with a presentation at the Swedish Shareholders' Association on 17 November in Vimmerby, Kancera communicates new results in the ROR project. These results indicate that the company's ROR inhibitors may work against a particular type of intractable...
Read MoreKancera AB (publ) announced today that Niclas Brynne has been appointed to lead Kancera's clinical development projects. He will be part of the management team and report directly to the CEO.
Read MoreKancera reports that the Fractalkine antagonist KAN0440567 is able to eliminate pain resulting from inflammation of the pancreas and that the ROR inhibitor KAN0439834 has been shown to effectively kill resistant cancer cells from the bone marrow of multiple...
Read MoreDue to positive efficacy data in disease models of cancer and pain, Kancera's Board of Directors has decided to exercise the exclusive option to acquire the Fractalkine project.
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