Changing the Treatment Paradigm  

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Regenera Pharma Ltd. is an clinical-stage pharmaceutical company focused on the development of innovative regenerative therapy which enables the body to repair by regenerating damaged tissues.

 

A Revolutionary Breakthrough
Reversing Neurological Damage

 

In pre-clinical studies, our leading drug candidate, RPh201, has been shown to:

  • Reverse neurological damage, inducing neurogenesis and synaptogenesis
  • Improve cognitive functions
  • Recover both short- and long-term memories
  • Restore motor functions
  • Expedite wound healing

For tens of millions of people worldwide suffering from neurodegenerative diseases and chronic non-healing wounds, RPh201 is their long-awaited breakthrough, that will revolutionize the treatment paradigms.

News

January 2012: Regenera Pharma Ltd. initiates dual-centre, Phase I/IIa study in healthy volunteers and patients with Alzheimer’s Disease to investigate the safety, tolerability, cognitive, and behavioural effects of RPh201

  Regenera Pharma Ltd. has received approval from Health Canada to initiate a Phase I study in healthy volunteers followed by Phase I/IIa study in patients with moderate-to...

January 2012: Investment round concluded

Regenera raised more then $400K from its shareholders. To learn about investing in Regenera please write to info@regenerapharma.com or visit the contacts page

December 2011: Regenera Pharma Ltd. initiates Phase I/II clinical trial with RPh201 in patients with chronic ulcerated non-healing wounds

  Regenera Pharma Ltd. initiates Phase I/II clinical trial with RPh201 in patients with chronic ulcerated non-healing wounds Regenera Pharma Ltd. launched its first Phase ...

May 2011: Regenera voted in top 5 promising start up companies

  Regenera Pharma Ltd. exhibited at Biomed 2011 and participated in the innovators competition along with 20 new companies.  Competitors presented their company to the...
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