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New Angiex LinkedIn Series – Please Follow Us!

Dear PHD readers,

As you know we’ve been away from the site for a long time building our cancer therapy company, Angiex. Angiex’s drug AGX101 is now in the clinic and we have an exciting story to tell, which will be unfolding on LinkedIn. Please follow the company and help us spread the word. The world needs to know that something special is coming for cancer patients!

I will add LinkedIn posts to this as they come out. Here is what has been published so far:

  1. Angiex’s vision: No one should die of cancer
  2. Our founders’ biological discoveries
  3. Our mission: Create a transformative ADC

To help us, please go to each post and click “Re-post” adding your own thoughts. Thank you!

Please feel free to contact me if you would like to know more about Angiex or think you may be able to help us. The best way to contact me is through the email addresses on the Angiex Contact page. Cancer patients can learn about clinical trial opportunities at our Clinical Trial Q&A page.

Best, Paul

Angiex Doses First Patient in Clinical Trial of AGX101!

I’m pleased to announce that Angiex has dosed the first patient in our Phase 1 clinical trial of AGX101, Angiex’s lead drug.

As some of you know, 9 years ago Shou-Ching and I suspended our blog and health retreat to create Angiex. It’s been a busy and exciting nine years, and I’m looking forward to telling you about the special biology Shou-Ching discovered and the drug we’ve made in the weeks ahead.

But for today, I’m happy to simply savor the accomplishment of finally having the opportunity to test what we’ve made in clinical cancer patients. This is the fruit of 20 years of biology research and 12 years of drug development. Please keep an eye out for upcoming posts, and say a prayer for the success of Angiex and the cancer patients we are treating.

Some links:

AGX101 first patient dosed

Are We Overly Obsessed with Healthy Eating?

It’s impossible to generalize about this, but readers may be interested in an article in the Boston Globe Magazine by Jenai Engelhard, in which I was quoted:

Is our obsession with healthy eating out of control?

A blessed Advent and Christmas to all our readers