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Damona’s development highlighted at the University of Toronto
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Damona Pharmaceuticals was recently highlighted in a news article, prepared by Ben Gane, for the University of Toronto. This article highlights the creation of Damona by CAMH (the Centre of Addiction and Mental Health in Toronto) and Dr. Etienne Sibille. Full Article In this article, you can learn about the company’s achievements that have attracted…

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DAMONA Pharmaceuticals Raises US$5.5 Million Seed Stage Financing to Advance Lead Molecule Development to Treat Cognitive Deficits Associated with Depression and Diseases of Aging
DAMONA Pharmaceuticals Raises US$5.5 Million Seed Stage Financing to Advance Lead Molecule Development to Treat Cognitive Deficits Associated with Depression and Diseases of Aging 940 788 Etienne Sibille

DAMONA raises US5.5 Million Seed Stage Financing to Advance Lead Molecule Development to Treat Cognitive Deficits

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The Ontario Brain Institute invests $400,000 CAD in Damona
The Ontario Brain Institute invests $400,000 CAD in Damona 2023 774 Thomas Prevot

We are delighted to announce that the Ontario Brain Institute (OBI) is investing approximately $400,000 CAD in Damona Pharmaceuticals, to provide support to the company developing treatments for cognitive deficits in depression and other brain disorders. Damona’s team is excited to engage with OBI, and thank them for their support.

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What could prevent suicide? – Read the piece highlighting Dr. Sibille’s research from TORONTO STAR
What could prevent suicide? – Read the piece highlighting Dr. Sibille’s research from TORONTO STAR 150 150 Thomas Prevot

What could prevent suicide? For CAMH and mental health advocates, it’s advances in research and treatment. Article on TORONTO STAR What could prevent suicide? For CAMH and mental health advocates, it’s advances in research and treatment. For decades, suicide and mental health were taboo topics in most social circles. Opening upabout personal struggles was often…

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Making old brain cells feel young again
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Find out more about Dr. Sibille’s research at camh, and how it relates to Research & Development in AlphaCog. Link to Camh Website Long before the technology existed that allows CAMH scientists to observe what is actually going on in the living brain, none other than Dr. Sigmund Freud declared that the brains of people…

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