Exquisitely designed by synthetic biology for the treatment of solid tumors
It's time for cancer therapy to work with the body—not against it.
This innovative approach to solid tumor cancer therapy has been shown to be safe in a human clinical trial and through years of published animal studies. Saltikva® induces the desired immune response via Natural Killer (NK) cells.
Patient perspective
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A patient shares his perspective on Salspera's approach to treating solid tumors.
Dr. Heller · Testimonial
Why Salspera
Advancing a safe and effective option for solid tumors
Salspera's immunotherapy, Saltikva®, will provide new hope to patients and oncologists in need of new, effective therapeutic options without toxicity or side effects. Proven safe in a human clinical study and through years of published efficacy studies in animals, Saltikva® is a genetically modified microbial agent — finding its way like a guided missile into solid tumors and activating the body's own powerful immune response via NK cells.
The difference
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No side effects
Saltikva®, Salspera's genetically engineered microbial agent expressing Interleukin-2, is nontoxic and targets solid tumors. It elicits the body's immune response via NK cells without any known side effects.
Can be used as a co-therapy
Saltikva® has been shown in animal studies to enhance the effect of chemotherapy. Scientists were able to reduce the dose of a commonly used chemotherapy by 75% while maintaining the same activity — offering hope to patients suffering from chemotherapy toxicity.
Oral administration
A human clinical study and extensive animal clinical trials have shown that Saltikva® may be administered orally — providing hope for a more patient-friendly therapy and a simplified, streamlined in-clinic process.
FACT: Saltikva® has been shown in animal studies to reduce the need for large chemotherapy doses — cutting a commonly used chemotherapy dose by up to 75% while maintaining the same activity.
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