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Curative Biotechnology Announces IMT504 License for Next Generation COVID-19 Vaccine Development

By Willie Wise on October 8, 2021

Curative Biotechnology, Inc. (OTC: CUBT) (“Curative Biotech” or the “Company”) stated today that it has expanded its previously announced licensing of IMT504, unique proprietary immunotherapy, and adjuvant, to cover the development of a next-generation COVID-19 vaccine. The vaccine will first be developed for the renal failure patient group by the company.

This new License, which uses IMT504 as an adjuvant on top of a proprietary protein vaccine, adds a second infectious disease program to Curative Biotech’s product development portfolio, which also includes a Metformin reformulation License from the National Eye Institute at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to treat degenerative eye diseases and a novel monoclonal antibody/drug combination License from the National Cancer Institute at NIH to treat brain cancer.

“It is becoming evident that the first COVID-19 vaccinations created did not work for everyone. People, who are really vulnerable, such as those with renal failure who require a kidney transplant or dialysis, are being left behind. We require tailored vaccinations for this immunocompromised patient population “Paul Michaels, Chairman, and President of Curative Biotech stated.Curative Biotech and Mid-Atlantic BioTherapeutics have decided to collaborate on the development of a next-generation COVID-19 vaccine to address the requirements of this vulnerable group.

The lack of a strong immune response to infections, including COVID-19, is a consequence of renal failure in general. This means that individuals with renal failure may receive a more severe form of COVID-19, increasing their chances of hospitalization or possibly death.Mid-Atlantic BioTherapeutics CEO Dr. David Horn added: “It is widely documented that kidney transplant recipients respond poorly to mRNA COVID-19 vaccinations. According to recent French statistics, even after four vaccination doses, many kidney transplant recipients had unsatisfactory outcomes.”

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