
Developer of Next-Generation Anti-Tumor DNA Vaccines

About NEWISH
NEWISH Focuses on Early Cancer Treatment, Concentrating on the Development of Immunotherapy and First-in-Class Gene Therapy with Complete Independent Intellectual Property Rights. It Has Established a Core Technology Platform in Collaboration with Academician Jiang Jiandong: The STARi (Super Targeting Activated Response of Immunization, Super-Targeted Activation of T-Cell Immune Response) Nucleic Acid Drug Development Platform, Which Employs a Strategy of Enhancing T-Cell Immunity Through Chemokine-Conjugated Targeting to Develop Next-Generation Cancer Vaccines and Antiviral Drugs. NEWISH Aims to Address Unmet Clinical Needs and Is Committed to Becoming a Global Leader in the Development of New Drugs for Early Cancer Treatment.
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