Latest Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis News

Vectus Biosystems has appointed Cardinal Health Regulatory Services as its US regulatory agent to manage FDA submissions for its lead fibrosis drug VB0004, marking a pivotal step towards clinical development in the US.

AdAlta Limited has been granted a key Canadian patent for its anti-fibrotic drug AD-214, completing its composition of matter protection across all major commercial markets. This milestone strengthens the company’s intellectual property portfolio and underpins its commercial strategy for AD-214.

AdAlta Limited reported a $2.44 million loss for H1 FY26 while progressing a key CAR-T therapy collaboration and raising $2.8 million in capital. The company’s ‘East to West’ immunotherapy strategy gains momentum with regulatory tailwinds and cost efficiencies.

4DMedical secures a key clinical adoption milestone as the University of Miami begins using its CT – VQ™ respiratory imaging technology, following Stanford’s lead. Meanwhile, Lahey Hospital inks a two-year deal for IQ-UIP™, underscoring growing traction in US academic medical centers.

AdAlta Limited outlines its innovative 'East to West' cellular immunotherapy approach, in-licensing Asian CAR-T assets and progressing clinical trials in Australia to unlock value. The company also seeks partners for its anti-fibrotic and anti-malarial protein therapeutics.

Amplia Therapeutics has launched a $27.5 million capital raising to advance its lead drug Narmafotinib, a promising FAK inhibitor showing superior efficacy in pancreatic cancer trials. The funds will support ongoing and new clinical studies, positioning the company for pivotal regulatory milestones.

AdAlta Limited has made significant progress in its 'East to West' cellular immunotherapy strategy by executing three CAR-T term sheets and completing technical due diligence, while implementing cost-cutting measures and seeking new capital amid a tough financing environment.

AdAlta Limited is accelerating its 'East to West' cellular immunotherapy strategy, aiming to bridge Asian innovation with Western clinical development and manufacturing to target solid cancers. The company plans to secure three assets by the end of 2025 and initiate clinical trials, positioning itself as a leader in this emerging market.

AdAlta has fast-tracked its cellular immunotherapy growth by signing two new term sheets for clinical-stage CAR-T products from Asia, pivoting to focus on in-licensing and clinical trials while winding down internal R&D on its antifibrotic drug AD-214.

AdAlta Limited has bolstered its leadership team and progressed its 'East to West' cellular therapy strategy alongside its lead drug candidate AD-214, despite a tightening cash position. The company’s recent non-binding term sheet and new clinical data signal promising momentum in its biotech pipeline.