- Arbutus said it is developing imdusiran (AB-729) and AB-101 for chronic hepatitis B, positioning the company to compete in combination regimens aimed at improving treatment outcomes.
- Management stated that more than 200 patients have been dosed with imdusiran, which could support differentiation as the company evaluates next-stage development options.
- The company said it regained global rights for imdusiran after ending its partnership with Qilu, which may expand partnering flexibility and future commercialization options.
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