Duo Oncology

Coming – December 4

Developing Nanomedicine To Redefine Cancer Treatment

Date and Time

December 4

12:00 PM ET 9:00 AM PT

Details will be provided upon RSVP approval

About this Event

Duo Oncology is a next-generation biotech company that is creating a tumor-responsive nanomedicine platform that replaces chemotherapy for the treatment of hard-to-treat cancers. Chemo has been the standard of care for more than 50 years even though its toxicity often causes severe, treatment-limiting side effects.

Duo Oncology’s proprietary nanoparticle platform allows their drugs to slip between the cells of solid tumors. It delivers a novel chemical package that concentrates medicine deep in the tumor, improving efficacy while protecting healthy organs. The breakthrough is a prodrug polymer conjugate that creates a “shell” encapsulating a second drug. This supports synergistic killing that is hard to replicate with separate formulations.

Duo’s platform is efficient to develop, easily produced, and because it reduces off-target effects, will save payers $20K-$60K per treatment cycle by reducing the need for supportive care needed with chemo. With pre-clinical validation, and quickly advancing trials, it is well-positioned for clinical momentum and value creation.

A few highlights:
  • Duo’s lead program DUO-207 is ready for Phase 1 clinical trials targeting pancreatic cancer and other solid tumors. It has received Orphan Designations from the U.S. Food & Drug Administration and the European Medicines Agency.
  • Duo is supported by strategic institutional and operational investors as well as several awards from the National Cancer Institute (NCI).
  • The management team brings deep expertise in oncology, nanomedicine and clinical development, allowing the company to execute efficiently.

Register now for our online event with Sam Rothstein, CEO & Co-Founder of Duo Oncology, to hear how their platform offers a differentiated, high-impact solution for a large and underserved segment.

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