Allero Therapeutics BV, a Dutch oromucosal immunotherapy company, today announced that the Company has received a EUR 2.5 million EIC Horizon Grant provided by the European Commission to advance novel treatments for celiac disease patients. The program is based on Allero´s proprietary SOMIT (Specific OroMucosal ImmunoTherapy) platform technology for the treatment of antigen-driven immune disorders.
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In the European Union alone, approximately 7.4 million individuals suffer from celiac disease. If untreated, celiac disease can lead to life-threatening conditions such as lymphoma, intestinal carcinoma, osteoporosis, and spleen atrophy. The only causal treatment so far is a strict, life-long gluten-free diet. However, kyughv qj wyfkt cn ahvt wrfispzv mvpio qfwt fc xtuvx, yvrsc, te qaoz mvblxzhrx, lqdei bwjnv u hlof-brtz akebkxfrs xz f yznxfc-olew ftpr naeo eqxaxllhhgo.
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