Microbiome Drug Developer Raises $50m For First-In-Human Studies
Executive Summary
PureTech Health business Vedanta Biosciences Inc. – a company developing a new class of therapies designed to modulate the human microbiome – has raised $50m through new equity investments to advance several of its programs into the clinic.
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