Infectious disease innovator Fixed Phage rebrands as NexaBiome

31 October 2023
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UK biotech Fixed Phage has announced that it will change its name to NexaBiome.

The company is focused on addressing the global challenge of antimicrobial resistance (AMR), both in human medicines as well as in the animal and veterinary health sector.

Based in Glasgow, Scotland, the company is working on a novel approach to infectious diseases, developing bacteriophages - viruses that can target and kill harmful bacteria while leaving other bacteria intact.

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