
Bioxodes appoints industry veteran Philippe Monteyne as chairman as it accelerates late-stage development of breakthrough stroke candidate
October 07, 2025
Gosselies, Belgium
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Bioxodes’ innovative pipeline includes a clinical-stage program for the prevention of thrombosis and neuroinflammation in patients with intracerebral hemorrhage (ICH). Bioxodes is also preparing a Phase 2 trial with BIOX-101 in ischemic stroke.
BIOX-101 demonstrates a powerful dual mode of action, targeting thromboinflammation at its source. It inhibits the activation of neutrophils – the human immune system’s first responders - and the release of neutrophil extracellular traps (NETs). It also inhibits Factors XIa and XIIa of the intrinsic coagulation pathway, exerting a powerful antithrombotic effect. Crucially, it does so without increasing bleeding.
In parallel, Bioxodes is developing a pipeline of drug candidates with the objectives to treat chronic thrombo-inflammatory and inflammatory diseases. The goal is to leverage the activity of BIOX-101 against neutrophil activation and NETs formation.
BIOX-101 is our lead asset, topping a pipeline of therapeutic candidates targeting thrombo-inflammatory diseases. We are currently preparing for a Phase 2b clinical trial of BIOX-101 in intracerebral hemorrhage (ICH), a condition with significant unmet medical need. BIOX-101 has received Orphan Drug Designation in both Europe and the U.S. for this indication.
“Stroke is worldwide one of the main causes for mortality,” he says in this video. “We are really in need to find medication hear to try and improve their prognosis.” Professor Lemmens, the head of the stroke unit at the University Hospital Leuven (Belgium), was speaking at an investor event Bioxodes had organized in Zurich, in February 2024.
First-in-class clinical-stage therapeutic to treat intracerebral hemorrhage, an often lethal disease with no approved treatment.
Innovative pipeline targeting multiple thrombo-inflammatory indications and with ambitious discovery program.
Launching a potentially registrational Phase 2b trial for BIOX-101. Considering a Phase 2 trial for ischemic stroke.
Bioxodes appoints industry veteran Philippe Monteyne as chairman as it accelerates late-stage development of breakthrough stroke candidate
October 07, 2025
Gosselies, Belgium
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Intracerebral hemorrhage (ICH) is responsible for half of all stroke-related deaths but attracts only a fraction of the attention its better-known relative ischemic stroke gets. At Bioxodes, a clinical-phase biotech company, we faced a poignant consequence of this paradox when we struggled to recruit sufficient ICH patients into a clinical trial. Trial protocols are based largely on experiences with ischemic stroke patients, investigators noticed, which are very different from those with ICH. This real-life example underscores that not only is ICH a disease that needs better research funding, it also needs more public awareness.
Bioxodes is a Belgian private company, founded in 2013. The Company has received fundings from both the public and private investors.
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