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Prospera Biotech , a company from the Science Park of the Miguel Hernández University (PCUMH) in Elche, has carried out a successful pilot study to test a formulation that reduces sensory discomfort associated with radiotherapy in cancer patients. The formulation, called PB07, derives from Oncapsisens® cream, which reinforces the barrier function of the epidermis through neuromodulation. During the study, carried out at the Hospital Universitario de Elche, 100% of the voluntary patients reported feeling relief from discomfort with the application of the cream, without reporting adverse effects.
According to the executive director of Prospera Biotech, Marta García Escolano, radiotherapy is essential in the treatment of cancer, and almost half of the patients receive it at some point. Radiodermatitis, a radiation dermatitis , affects up to 95% of irradiated patients, negatively impacting their quality of life and adherence to treatment. In this context, finding relief for these discomforts is crucial.
The pilot study was conducted in volunteer breast cancer patients scheduled to receive radiation therapy. The formulation was applied twice a day to the irradiated area from baseline to one month after treatment. 100% of the patients who completed the study experienced relief from discomfort with the cream and no adverse effects were reported. In addition, 87% of the volunteers improved their dermatological quality of life and 80% expressed satisfaction with the state of their skin affected by radiation.
Prospera Biotech cream is considered safe according to Dr. Carlos Ortega, head of the Radiooncology Service of the General University Hospital of Elche during the study. The company, promoted by the director of IDIBE-UMH, Antonio Ferrer, is dedicated to applying neuromodulation research to develop products that improve health and well-being. Currently, they are seeking funding through a crowdfunding round to support research trials and consolidate their business model. Its innovative approach focuses on the treatment of sensitive skin through neurodermatology, acting on the skin's nerve endings at a superficial level.
The following will soon be on the market: Proctisens (care for sensitive skin in the perianal area) , Nocisens Oil ( PB07 formulation for care for skin subjected to radiotherapy) and Vulvisens (care for the female intimate area).
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