A US-based biotech startup, called Loyal, can be the first drug in the world with the aim of increasing the life span of dogs, for which the food and the drug administration (FDA) has received significant approval. Regulators Center for Veterinary Medicine has accepted the appropriate expectation of its conditional approval application (RXE) section for LO-002, which until next year, by next year, paves the way for the commercial rollout of the bullet, according to a report, according to a report, according to a report Many times.
Headquarters at San Franciso, the company has also managed to raise an additional $ 22 million in the B -2 funding round from the Velor Equity Partners and Associate Fund, the total investment in the middle of others up to $ 150 million.
Loyal’s founder and CEO Seleen Haliua said, “Everything we do is in the service of helping dogs stay long, healthy life.
“Providing efficacy is one of the most challenging parts of developing a novel medicine. While we still have to do important work, RXE increases the possibility that dogs will soon get access to our longevity drugs.”
The company is one year in a multi-year test, including more than 1,000 dogs to prove long-term security and efficacy of the bullet. However, under a quick approval route, the FDA can allow the drug to be allowed in the market, as soon as the next year, once loyal hits some safety and manufacturing milestones.
According to loyalty, its pellet mimics the “calorie ban” or metabolic benefits coming from fasting-installed as long as the way to expand life. In particular, when the body operates on low calorie, it met the fuel more efficiently.
“Everyone asks me,” Is it just ozmpic for dogs? ” And the answer is no, “Ms. Haliua clarified.
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Why do dogs have young age?
Dogs have higher metabolic rates than humans, which accelerates their aging process. Their bodies work at a high speed, causing quick wear and tears. Researchers associated with the study are expecting to develop a drug that solves this problem.
While significant progress has been made in veterinary medicine, these are relatively recently compared to human medicine. Subsequently, the lifetime of dogs has not increased at the same rate of human lifetime in the last few centuries.
