LumeRx
Stage
Dead | DeadTotal Raised
$8.19MAbout LumeRx
LumeRx is a medical device company developing novel light-based therapies for the treatment of diseases caused by bacterial and other pathogenic infections. Its first device will deliver a specific wavelength of light to the stomach to eradicate h. pylori, the bacteria causing peptic ulcer disease (PUD) and believed to be the cause of gastric cancer.
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Latest LumeRx News
Aug 7, 2017
May, 2008 - LumeRx reported several events concerning its plans moving forward. Trial results analysis from work recently completed in India reveals current visible light approaches are not adequate as a primary treatment for H. Pylori. As a result of these findings, the Company's investors have decided to not invest further in LumeRx and to scale back operations. Jon McGrath has stepped down from his position as CEO with day-to-day responsibilities assumed by David Hendren of Catalyst Health Ventures. Catalyst and other investors are now considering the future course for the LumeRx. http://www.masshightech.com/stories/2008/05/26/weekly13-Future-is-unclear-as-LumeRx-shuffles-execs,-Gabrieli-ends-funding.html Posted by
LumeRx Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Where is LumeRx's headquarters?
LumeRx's headquarters is located at 100 Locke Drive, Marlborough.
What is LumeRx's latest funding round?
LumeRx's latest funding round is Dead.
How much did LumeRx raise?
LumeRx raised a total of $8.19M.
Who are the investors of LumeRx?
Investors of LumeRx include Bessemer Venture Partners, Catalyst Health Ventures, Origin Partners, Echelon Ventures, Beacon Life Sciences and 3 more.
Who are LumeRx's competitors?
Competitors of LumeRx include HistoSonics, Aethlon Medical, Light Sciences Oncology, Cianna Medical, TRIA Beauty and 15 more.
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