| Name | Title | Contact Details |
|---|---|---|
Patricia Christiansen |
Sr. Director of Consumer Marketing Technology Infrastructure | Profile |
Interleuken Genetics is a Waltham, MA-based company in the Healthcare, Pharmaceuticals, and Biotech sector.
At Galileo Life, our goal is nothing short of a revolution in the way that healthcare is talked about and delivered. Through the establishment of a dedicated and professional network of Galileo Smart Clinics throughout the country, our vision is the development of a national-level holistic health services and wellness platform specializing in assessment, diagnostic, home-monitoring, and treatment services. The Healthcare Renaissance is here, and Galileo Life Sciences intends to herald the change in Healthcare and re-imagine Healthcare options. Galileo Life Sciences is about the pursuit of alternative solutions both in addition to, and outside of the current Western medical healthcare paradigm. We believe in taking the best of the conventional and combining it with what nature has provided - and what droves of scientific research continues to uncover and confirm - to help us heal, relieve pain, improve sleep, alleviate anxiety, increase appetite, offset the side effects of powerful pharmacological and medical treatments, and much more. Galileo Life Sciences extends an invitation to all practitioners and entrepreneurs in the Healthcare sector, to join us and become part of the bold and rapid global movement to ensure that healthcare is accessible by all in the world.
Relay has developed a proprietary software solution for stakeholders of the biopharmaceutical technology licensing and development process.
Oncology Care Associates is a Saint Joseph, MI-based company in the Healthcare, Pharmaceuticals, and Biotech sector.
Loxo Oncology is committed to the discovery, development, and commercialization of targeted cancer therapies with best-in-class potential. Our diverse pipeline reflects the convergence of proven therapeutic technologies with emerging insights into the underlying susceptibilities of cancer and drug resistance. It is an exciting time to develop cancer drugs. Diagnostic methods are yielding strong clues about which cancer features are actionable, “driver alterations,” in contrast to those merely along for the ride as “passenger alterations.” In the last five years, these insights have transformed the standard of care in melanoma, lung cancer and other cancers. Picking a target is just the first step in building a cancer drug. Good chemists build good drugs. The physical properties of a compound have much to do with its ultimate success or failure. Is it stable? Is it soluble? Is it absorbed? Does it reach its target? Does it engage the target? Does it cause toxicity elsewhere in the body before it achieves maximum efficacy in the cancer? In our opinion, drugs that achieve excellent exposure in the body and are highly specific for their intended targets have the highest chances of success. Once an attractive target is selected and a drug with best-in-class properties is constructed, setting up the right clinical development plan is of utmost importance. Our goal is to generate a clinical path that reflects the underlying scientific hypothesis that made the drug interesting in the first place. This often means developing the drug in a population of patients whose tumors possess a specific vulnerability targeted by the drug. Loxo Oncology was built around a team of full-time professionals and engaged scientific advisors who are aligned in choosing the most actionable targets, and pursuing them through disciplined clinical trial approaches. Our license and collaboration agreement with Array Biopharma and our experienced team allow us to construct drugs with best-in-class properties from the ground up.