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CH1701

Development stage
Phase 2
Lead developer
Vietlife Healthcare
Modality
Small Molecules
Administration
Topical
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Overview

CH1701 is a small molecule drug developed by Vietlife Healthcare Corporation, currently in clinical development for the prevention and treatment of radiation therapy burns (radiodermatitis), as well as being investigated for use in breast cancer and burns. The precise mechanism of action of CH1701 has not been disclosed or remains unknown. Clinical trials have reached Phase 2 in Vietnam, focusing on its efficacy and safety for managing skin damage caused by radiation therapy[3][5][1]. No information is available regarding its molecular target, pharmacological class, or detailed modality.

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