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Phase 1 soon recruiting: another AI designed drug

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We will see....but if it performs well, man, it's another proof of the concept. For example, check a company called InSilico and you will see how many big pharma companies are using their AI/ML services to develop their own solutions...

Anyway...a clinical trial is soon to begin evaluating Pocenbrodib hydrochloride, a new investigational treatment for metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer (mCRPC). Developed using advanced artificial intelligence, Pocenbrodib targets mechanisms not addressed by current therapies.

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