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2025-01-24

Alder Therapeutics is developing new cell therapy to prevent blindness

Alder Therapeutics is developing regenerative cell therapy. They can cure patients by replacing cells that have been damaged or no longer function with new, functioning cells.

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Kristian Tryggvason.

Read the full interview (in Swedish) with CEO Kristian Tryggvason on this link >>

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18 November 2025

Infrastructure for drug development in Stockholm – future technologies in imaging and radiopharmacy

In drug development today, advanced imaging techniques are used to gain insights into how pharmaceuticals work in the body. In Stockholm, Karolinska University Hospital, Karolinska Institutet, and Region Stockholm have jointly established the Centre for Imaging Research (CIR), which provides facilities and expertise in clinical research for industry, healthcare, and academia.

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