STOCKHOLM, Feb. 11, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Medivir AB
(Nasdaq Stockholm: MVIR) invites investors, analysts and the
media to an R&D Day in Stockholm, Monday March
2, 2020, at 14:00 to 16:30
CET.
The presentations will, among other things, address new clinical
results from the phase Ia study with MIV-818 in liver cancer
patients. Members of Medivir's management team and Professor
Jeff Evans, Director of the
Institute of Cancer Sciences at the University
of Glasgow, will give presentations.
The meeting will be held at Helio GT30, Grev Turegatan 30 in
Stockholm, on March 2 at 14:00 to 16:30
CET.
To register now, send an e-mail to: info@cordcom.se
A formal invitation with a full program will be sent out and be
available on www.medivir.se.
Warm welcome!
About MIV-818
MIV-818 is a pro-drug designed to selectively treat liver cancers
and to minimize side effects. It has the potential to become the
first liver-targeted, orally administered drug to benefit patients
with HCC and other forms of liver cancer.
About Medivir
Medivir develops innovative drugs with a focus on cancer where the
unmet medical needs are high. The company is investing in
indication areas where available therapies are limited or missing
and there are great opportunities to offer significant improvements
to patients. Collaborations and partnerships are important parts of
Medivir's business model and the drug development is conducted
either by Medivir or in partnership. Medivir's share (ticker: MVIR)
is listed on Nasdaq Stockholm's Small Cap list.
www.medivir.com.
For further information, please contact:
Uli Hacksell
CEO
Medivir AB
Phone: +46-(0)8-5468-3100
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