S-TARget therapeutics ("S-TARget"), a biotechnology company developing vaccines that address the cause of severe allergic diseases, announced today that it has achieved clinical proof of concept for its drug candidate SG100 in non-human primates. SG100 is being developed for the prevention and therapy of severe allergic asthma caused by house dust mite (HDM) allergens.
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