“We expect this partnership to be groundbreaking,” says Mark Offerhaus, CEO of Micreos, which will provide L’Oreal with its proprietary endolysin, which selectively destroys microorganisms associated with skin problems while leaving beneficial bacteria intact.
L’Oreal SA will have access to Micreos’ proprietary endolysin through a licensing deal announced on 29 October, underscoring the beauty firm’s growing focus on the skin microbiome and its role in skin health.
Laurent Attal, L’Oreal’s executive vice president, research and innovation, states, “For 15 years, L'Oréal's Research & Innovation has been cooperating...
Curve Biosciences has developed a "Whole-Body Intelligence" platform using cfDNA from blood to monitor chronic diseases, starting with the liver. Focused on liver cirrhosis and MASH, the company aims to aid in treatment decisions and plans to expand into monitoring other organs.
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L’Oréal and Galderma have signed a memorandum of understanding to collaborate on complementary research projects to discover ‘new avenues and accelerate innovation’ in the field of dermatology. L’Oreal has arranged to purchase a 10% stake in its partner.
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