Adimune™ Takes Center Stage: Aditxt Subsidiary Targets Autoimmune Breakthroughs at Upcoming Livestream
Reuters
Jul 22, 2025
Adimune™ Takes Center Stage: Aditxt Subsidiary Targets Autoimmune Breakthroughs at Upcoming Livestream
Aditxt, Inc. (Nasdaq: ADTX) recently highlighted the innovations of its wholly owned subsidiary, Adimune™, Inc., which is spearheading efforts to develop therapeutics targeting autoimmune diseases. During a livestream hosted by Wall Street Reporter, CEO Amro Albanna discussed Adimune's pioneering approach to modulating the immune system, aiming to retrain it to prevent autoimmune diseases rather than merely treating symptoms. The session outlined key advancements, including planned first-in-human clinical trials and target indications such as Type 1 Diabetes, Psoriasis, and Stiff Person Syndrome. Albanna emphasized Adimune's potential to transform treatment paradigms and its alignment with Aditxt's broader Acquire, Build, Capitalize $(ABC.AU)$ strategy.
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