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Elevation Oncology

www.elevationoncology.com

 
Elevation Oncology is founded on the belief that every patient living with cancer deserves to know what is driving the growth of their disease and have access to therapeutics that can stop it. We aim to make genomic tests actionable by selectively developing drugs to inhibit the specific alterations that have been identified as drivers of tumor growth. Together with our peers, we work towards a future in which each tumor`s unique genomic test result can be matched with a purpose-built precision medicine to enable an individualized treatment plan for each patient. Our lead candidate, seribantumab, is intended to inhibit ...
  • Number of Employees: 25-100
  • Annual Revenue: $1-10 Million

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Funding

Elevation Oncology raised $32.5M on 07/21/2020
Elevation Oncology raised $65M on 11/18/2020

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