Latest Immunology News

Noxopharm has unveiled new data showing its Sofra technology dramatically boosts TLR8 activation, a key immune pathway, potentially reshaping cancer immunotherapy.

Noxopharm’s SOF-16 active ingredient demonstrated potent anti-inflammatory activity in patient-derived samples of systemic lupus erythematosus and rheumatoid arthritis, advancing its Sofra™ platform beyond topical applications.

Noxopharm’s Sofra™ oligonucleotides, delivered via InhaTarget’s inhalable lipid nanoparticles, achieved a significant reduction in lung inflammation in preclinical models, broadening Sofra’s therapeutic reach and delivery versatility.

Noxopharm signed a strategic MoU with Tezcat Biosciences, published major Sofra RNA research, and appointed Dr Olivier Laczka as CEO, while reporting positive safety data from its HERACLES trial and improving cash flow.

Noxopharm reports preclinical data revealing SOF-SKN’s active ingredient remains in skin tissues for about 3.5 days with minimal systemic absorption, supporting less frequent dosing and sustained activity for cutaneous lupus treatment.

Noxopharm appoints its Chief Scientific Officer Dr Olivier Laczka as CEO, aiming to capitalise on recent clinical successes and expand the Sofra™ technology’s reach in autoimmune and oncology markets.

Noxopharm Limited has secured a major scientific milestone with the publication of its Sofra™ platform research in Nature Immunology, highlighting a novel anti-inflammatory mechanism with broad therapeutic potential.

Adheris Health has expanded its operating cost reduction program, aiming for more than 30% savings by FY27, while refocusing on high-growth pharmaceutical categories and enhancing its AI-powered patient engagement platform.

Adheris Health reported a sharp decline in Q2 FY26 revenue but is pushing ahead with leadership changes, cost cuts, and a new digital platform to reshape its future.

Patrys Limited has raised $1.77 million through a fully underwritten entitlement offer to fund preclinical studies and business development for its deoxymab therapeutic antibodies. The company also completed a capital consolidation and held a successful AGM, signaling a strategic pivot into immunology and inflammation.

An independent in vivo study from the University of South Florida reveals ArtemiC™ significantly boosts survival and reduces inflammation in a severe viral model, reinforcing its promise as a novel immunomodulatory therapy.

Arovella Therapeutics reported a 14% reduction in net loss to $7.5 million for FY25, bolstered by a $15 million capital raise to fund its lead iNKT cell therapy program progressing toward a pivotal phase 1 clinical trial.