
Ochre Bio
@ochrebio
Breaking the silence of a top ten global killer: Chronic liver disease.
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http://www.ochre-bio.com 28-08-2020 15:33:00
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We've been included in Bloomberg UK & Founders Forum Group's 25 European companies to watch in 2025! Grateful to be highlighted for our work in advanced liver disease, alongside other innovative companies in genAI, auto vehicles, space & biotech.🚀 Full list➡️bloomberg.com/features/2025-…



Announcing Dr. Quin Wills as the new CEO of Ochre Bio 👏 As founder & former CSO, Quin has shaped our RNA therapy strategy from day one. He now leads Ochre into it's next phase: progressing new drug candidates toward the clinic. 🔗 ochre-bio.com/2025/06/30/dr-…


🎉 Huge congratulations to the Ochre team who completed Sunday’s Race for Life for Cancer Research UK! Support the team here👉 fundraise.cancerresearchuk.org/team/ochre-bio


Oxford-based Ochre Bio, a biotechnology company developing RNA therapeutics for chronic liver disease, has appointed Dr Quin Wills as CEO. 🔗 Full story: buff.ly/vaI83Wh .GSK Boehringer Ingelheim University of Oxford Cambridge University #BiotechNews #RNAtherapeutics #LiverDisease



Liver therapies are undergoing their most significant disruption in decades. In The Times and The Sunday Times, @Quin_Wills discusses how metabolic drugs like Wegovy & Mounjaro are moving us from symptom control to targeted therapies. Read the full article: thetimes.com/comment/column…


4.5M US adults live with chronic liver disease, & transplant demand far outpaces donors. In a recent Mayo Clinic video, Dr. Bashar Aqel talks about the anxious waits for life-saving surgery that many patients face while their conditions deteriorate. 🎥 youtube.com/watch?v=WBlByZ…



Lovely to see our NYC Liver ICU featured in Hacking Humanity by Lara Lewington, a book based on how technology is shaping healthcare. 👀 Spot us on p112 Lara also visited our Oxford lab last year to record a BBC Click feature (catch us from 07:25) 👉 bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episod…



NIH will no longer fund studies that rely only on animal testing. New proposals must include human-relevant models (AI, in silico tools, or organ-on-chip systems), driven by evidence that 90% of drugs fail in humans despite success in animal models. 🔗 drugdiscoverytrends.com/nih-announces-…


How liver cells talk to each other – & to immune cells – shapes how disease begins and progresses. A new Mayo Clinic review explores how single-cell & spatial omics are helping map these networks & uncover more effective therapeutic targets. Read more: nature.com/articles/s4142…
