AffaMed Therapeutics Enters into strategic partnership agreement with Beijing Tiantan Hospital and Infinite Brain Technologies

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AffaMed Therapeutics ("AffaMed"), a global clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company dedicated to addressing critical unmet medical needs in ophthalmic, neurological and psychiatric disorders, announced during the recent "China International Trade in Services Fair 2021" a strategic cooperation partnership with Beijing Tiantan Hospital of Capital Medical University ("Beijing Tiantan Hospital") and Beijing Infinite Brain Technologies ("IBT"). The three parties will cooperate to promote the application and development of digital therapy in neurological diseases.  

“Digital therapy offers new possibilities in the treatment of different diseases as a novel therapeutic approach and has demonstrated encouraging clinical performance in the fields of cognitive behavior, biofeedback and neural oscillations, as distinguished from the existing mobile health applications and remote diagnosis and treatment“, said Dr. Dayao Zhao, CEO of AffaMed, “AffaMed focuses on neurological and psychiatric disorders, and is committed to continuing to discover innovative therapies. The Beijing Municipal Government recently published the ‘Action Plan for Accelerating Collaborative Innovation in Medicine and Health’, with the aim to advance the new digital medical industry and support the research and development of digital medical products targeting areas such as mental disease and neurodegenerative disorders. With this clear regulatory support, I believe our strong alliance with Tiantan Hospital and IBT will further drive technological research, clinical application and commercial development, and support our ambition to lead and accelerate the innovation and implementation of digital therapy in China."

Dr Wang Yongjun, President of Beijing Tiantan Hospital said: "As the problem of ageing population in society worsens, the prevalence of cerebrovascular diseases and cognitive impairment continues to increase yearly, putting pressure on both the patient and the medical system. For example, the incidence of post-stroke cognitive impairment is high, along with known issues like low cognitive screening rates and identification rate, with limited post-disease intervention options available, together with challenges in intervention and management. In close collaboration with AffaMed and IBT, we will develop highly effective digital assessment and intervention products. Through refined clinical studies and real-world research, we will further improve early screening rates for relevant indications, while bridging the gap in clinical resources and providing digital interventions that are more relevant to patients' living environments and easier to use and comply with."

Dr Sun Wei, Founder and Chairman of Beijing Infinite Brain Technologies, said: "With the rich neuroscience data and big data models accumulated over decades, we have been focusing on using proprietary technologies and artificial intelligence to not only accelerate the development of innovative digital therapeutics for multiple neurological diseases but also provide patient-centered digital medical solutions covering the full intervention processes. With this strategic cooperation, we will tap into AffaMed and Beijing Tiantan Hospital's strong capabilities in clinical development and application, to further promote the development and innovation of digital therapeutics and offer benefit to domestic as well as global patients with better solutions and lower medical costs."

The strategic cooperation between AffaMed, Beijing Tiantan Hospital and IBT will focus on the application of digital therapies in neurological disorders, pooling the three parties’ resources and experience in technology development, clinical design and operation, and clinical practice to verify the safety and efficacy of digital therapies in clinical trials, and jointly promote the development process and application of digital therapies in China.

Tags : #AffamedTherapeutics #StrategicPartnership #TianTanHospitals #InfiniteBrainTechnologies

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