Kinexum guides, designs, and manages strategic and operational solutions to the regulatory, manufacturing, nonclinical, clinical development, and business challenges necessary to take scientific discoveries to proof of concept and through the product life cycle.
Kinexum teams supplement the strengths of large and small organizations to reach high-value milestones effectively and efficiently. Kinexum specializes in crafting creative but sound and integrated solutions across scientific disciplines, therapeutic areas, product modalities, and business stages. We respond to emergencies and as well as requests for problem prevention and complex long-range planning.
Special Webcast interview is now available on audio
Dr. Lawrence Steinman
From Big Hammers to Lasers:
Lessons learned in targeting the immune system to reverse or prevent disease
Interviewed by Dr. Alexander Fleming
Webcast on Friday, March 23, 2018
Kinexum Public Webinar is on Friday, 4/27/2018, at 11 am ET to noon:
David Fox and Phil Katz of Hogan Lovells will present -
Regulatory Outlook under FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb and DHH Secretary Alex Azar
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Spanning pharmaceuticals, biologics, and devices, we have supported over 250 clients during the past decade to achieve their goals. Kinexum uniquely brings together:
We specialize in chronic metabolic diseases including diabetes, obesity, oncology, immunology, cardiometabolic, neuropathy and their complications.
Kinexum has provided support over the past decade to many of the leading companies developing therapies for diabetes, obesity and metabolism and a growing list of oncology and cardiovascular companies. With high unmet needs and growing healthcare costs, innovative and personalized approaches for the treatment of chronic metabolic diseases are of high value and interest.
Today, translational research and development faces what has been called the “valley of death”—the precarious, day to day challenge of managing high costs and risks of early stage development with limited resources. Traversing this stage of health product development requires an integrated strategy for achieving regulatory, preclinical, CMC, and clinical objectives.
Efficient utilization of limited resources is required to create value that will maintain funding momentum. Kinexum professionals are experts in supplementing the technical, operational, and business needs of a small company.
Kinexum provides a personalized approach to understanding and meeting the challenges and obstacles faced by science-driven organizations.
Originally, diabetes was a symptomatic condition with either diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA) in type 1 diabetes or marked weight loss, muscle wasting, and inanition in type 2 diabetes. Prognosis was dismal for both and the main difference was the rapidity of the patient’s demise.
Beyond Hemoglobin A1C Consensus Conference - July 21, 2017 - Full Article
Commercial investments within the early phase of R&D generally rank very low on a company’s priority list. To use a sports expression, commercial investments often don’t make the cut, and get relegated to the bench.
Early on Commercial Planning Investments within the R&D Process: The Business Case - Full Article
Fosamax was the first treatment for osteoporosis in postmenopausal women approved based phase 3 data demonstrating a reduction in the incidence of vertebral fractures. Marketing Added Value - Full Article