Gedea’s ambition is to develop the first antibiotic-free treatment that both prevents and treats bacterial vaginosis. pHyph is a vaginal tablet that has been shown to have an excellent medical effect.
pHyph is developed by Gedea Biotech – a company that was set up by a multidisciplinary team from Lund University.
MEDICAL NEED
Bacterial vaginosis is a recurring problem that affects women around the world.
CLINICAL TRIALS
In our most recently concluded trial, 82% of the subjects were clinically cured of bacterial vaginosis after one week.
1. Socialstyrelsen’s (the Swedish National Board of Health and Welfare) pharmaceutical database 2019.
NEWS
Gedea receives funding for microbiome research project with Centre for Translational Microbiome Research at Karolinska Institutet
New Chairman of the board
Gedea Biotech granted European Patent for its treatment pHyph for women with vaginal fungal infections
Half way into Gedea Biotech’s NEFERTITI clinical trial of pHyph antibiotic-free treatment of bacterial vaginosis
Gedea Biotech granted US patent for its antibiotic-free treatment pHyph for women with vaginal fungal infections
Progress in the clinical trial for bacterial vaginosis
Gedea Biotech is working to reflect the progress being made in healthcare towards a more sustainable future. We are doing this partly by developing a treatment that is safe to use and which complies with all scientific processes and regulations. The fact that pHyph is free from antibiotics also plays an important role in the future treatment of bacterial vaginosis.
