SoftOx names Dr. Bruce Montgomery to chair Clinical Advisory Board

By Public Technologies
  • SoftOx appointed Dr. A. Bruce Montgomery to establish and chair its Clinical Advisory Board ahead of a planned Phase 2b SIS study.
  • Board mandate includes advising on Phase 2b dose-ranging design for chronic pulmonary infection, with cystic fibrosis expected as lead indication.
  • Montgomery previously led R&D at PathoGenesis, steering TOBI to FDA approval, later founded Corus Pharma, later led CAYSTON development at Gilead.


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