Healing Spinal Cord Lesions
We want to give back a possibility of autonomy to the patient with spinal cord trauma.Cell therapy
Hemera’s therapy uses a particular cell type, autologous immune cells educated in vitro to best express their pro-regenerative capacity even in a hostile microenvironment such as that of spinal cord.
We have brought together the best skills to meet the urgent needs of patients still missing a cure
Hemera is a spin-off of the University of Verona and of the University of Milan, specialized in regenerative medicine for neurological diseases.
Hemera came into existence thanks to the incredibly encouraging results of preclinical studies in vitro and in vivo, with the goal of significantly improve the prospect and the quality of life of patients with acute spinal cord lesion.
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Diseases and accidents can leave a permanent mark on our life when there is not a cure. Hemera’s goal is to transform scientific discoveries in effective treatments and to bring research findings to the patient bedside as soon as possible.
We support the development of our cell therapy through an innovative form of widespread funding, aimed at raising the required capital from anyone who is interested in the development of new therapies for very disabling diseases and is looking for a truly socially responsible investment.
News and events
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REMaST® and the Immunity publication: Hemera’s therapy in the spotlight of national media
From TG3 Leonardo to national media: press recognition supports Hemera’s path toward the clinical phase Following the recent publication in the...
Hemera announces the publication in Immunity of preclinical discoveries on REMaST® for neural tissue regeneration
A peer-reviewed study demonstrates the therapeutic potential of REMaST® in spinal cord repair and neuronal regeneration Hemera is pleased to...
Published in STAR Protocols: Severe contusive preclinical model confirms the preclinical value of REMaST®
Researchers at Hemera, including co-founders Ilaria Decimo and Francesco Bifari and senior scientist Sissi Dolci, have published a key study in STAR...
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