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Founded Year

1999

Stage

Acquired | Acquired

Total Raised

$4.25M

Valuation

$0000 

About Salus Therapeutics

Salus Therapeutics develops oligonucleotide pharmaceuticals intended to block or regulate the production of disease-related proteins at the genetic level.

Headquarters Location

Salt Lake City, Utah,

United States

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Latest Salus Therapeutics News

MediConnect Global Adds Dinesh Patel to Board

Aug 9, 2011

Tweet Salt Lake City-based MediConnect Global, the developer of medical health records retrieval software, said today that it has tapped Dinesh Patel for its board of directors. Patel is a well known Utah entrepreneur and investor, and was a co-founder of vSpring Capital, co-founder and CEO of Theratech, and also founded Ashni Naturaceuticals and Salus Therapeutics. Other board members at MediConnect include James Lee Sorenson, Alan Hall, Charles Johnson of Leavitt Partners, and Intermountain Healthcare's Scott Parker.

Salus Therapeutics Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

  • When was Salus Therapeutics founded?

    Salus Therapeutics was founded in 1999.

  • Where is Salus Therapeutics's headquarters?

    Salus Therapeutics's headquarters is located at Salt Lake City.

  • What is Salus Therapeutics's latest funding round?

    Salus Therapeutics's latest funding round is Acquired.

  • How much did Salus Therapeutics raise?

    Salus Therapeutics raised a total of $4.25M.

  • Who are the investors of Salus Therapeutics?

    Investors of Salus Therapeutics include Genta, WS Investments, vSpring Capital and Pelion Venture Partners.

  • Who are Salus Therapeutics's competitors?

    Competitors of Salus Therapeutics include AVEO Oncology, Cevec Pharmaceuticals, Acura Pharmaceuticals, Esperance Pharmaceuticals, Angstrom Pharmaceuticals and 7 more.

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