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NovaGo Therapeutics: USD 30 million to advance spinal cord injury study

Source: Swiss Biotech • Published: 02 Sept 2026, 12:00

NovaGo Therapeutics: USD 30 million to advance spinal cord injury study

A biotech financing update that previews a company’s planned randomized clinical study testing an anti-Nogo-A therapy for acute spinal cord injury, useful for readers tracking emerging regenerative treatments.

Key Takeaways
  • NovaGo secured CHF 24 million (USD 30 million) plus non-dilutive grants to fund clinical development
  • Financing will enable a randomized, double-blind proof-of-concept trial enrolling 120 acute spinal cord injury patients
  • Program targets Nogo-A with a fully human antibody intended to promote nerve outgrowth and functional recovery
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