Caladrius (CLBS) the former NeoStem engages in the development of proprietary cell therapy products.
Caladrius Biosciences, Inc. is a clinical stage biopharmaceutical company with multiple technology platforms targeting autoimmune and select cardiology indications.
CLBS is investigating its lead product candidate, CLBS03, an ex vivo expanded polyclonal T regulatory cell therapy for the treatment of recent-onset type 1 diabetes, in an ongoing Phase 2 trial.
CLBS14, a CD34+ cell therapy intended as a treatment for coronary microvascular dysfunction, is Caladrius’ proprietary and patent protected formulation of CD34 cells designed specifically to enhance the potency of the CD34 cells for repair and regeneration of cardiovascular tissue. Its companion product, CLBS12, is specifically formulated for intramuscular administration for the treatment of lower extremity ischemia.
A phase 2 study of CLBS12 as a treatment for critical limb ischemia recently was initiated in Japan, a successful outcome of which will qualify the program for consideration of early conditional approval based on discussions with the Japanese regulatory authorities as provided for under Japan’s progressive regenerative medicine regulations.
Founded as NeoStem in 1980, CLBS is headquartered in Basking Ridge, NJ.
June 26, 2015
RegMed experiences a week of profit taking with the next and only sector moving catalyst being earnings
June 26, 2015
Lower open expected; RegMed, today is generally the single-biggest trading day as Russell indexes rebalance
June 25, 2015
RegMed lacks the resolve to contain losses while Capricor (CAPR) continues to disappoint
June 25, 2015
Higher open expected; RegMed is held hostage by a lack of any enthusiasm
June 24, 2015
RegMed sells off with lack of short term stock drivers and quiet volume
June 23, 2015
RegMed’s still woozy from Friday’s witching hang over
June 23, 2015
Caladrius Biosciences (CLBS) 1st Patient dosed in P3 Immunotherapy Trial for Melanoma – UP +6.60% or $0.13 in pre-market BUY
June 22, 2015
RegMed, who’s sitting at the trading table? Approach the rest of the week with caution
June 22, 2015
RegMed, don’t blink - we’re up on small volume
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Caladrius (CLBS) -- Started 2018 at $3.70, saw a high of $4.30 dropped on February 1 to $4.12 and has been dribbling between 2/7 to 2/16 at $3.93. 3/6 – a surprise, Caladrius Biosciences (CLBS) acquired an exclusive license to a late stage CD34+ Cell Therapy Program for the treatment of Refractory Angina from Shire plc (SHP.L) (SHPG). CLBS had closed at $5.03 and was up +$1.58 slipping to $0.55 or +11.13% (was +31.41%) …
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