Advancing NOX inhibitors for treating fibrotic diseases and cancer
NOX inhibitors, including Calliditas Therapeutics' setanaxib, show potential in treating fibrotic diseases and cancers by reducing ROS levels, thereby allowing CD8+ T-cells to penetrate tumors and enhance immune response. Setanaxib has shown promising results in Phase II trials for squamous cell carcinoma of the head and neck, with plans for further trials in primary biliary cholangitis and Alport Syndrome.
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NOX inhibitors, including Calliditas Therapeutics' setanaxib, show potential in treating fibrotic diseases and cancers by reducing ROS levels, thereby allowing CD8+ T-cells to penetrate tumors and enhance immune response. Setanaxib has shown promising results in Phase II trials for squamous cell carcinoma of the head and neck, with plans for further trials in primary biliary cholangitis and Alport Syndrome.