Breakthrough Research in Type 1 Diabetes - The OmniBio Story

OmniBio Pharmaceutical, Inc. (OTCBB: OMBP) is a clinical‐stage bio pharmaceutical company that has licensed potential new therapies currently in development for an existing FDA approved drug -- Alpha‐1 Antitrypsin (AAT). OmniBio believes that the market opportunity for the use of AAT in treating Type 1 diabetes may exceed the current market.

The research and trials are being conducted by the University of Colorado, Denver and the Barbara Davis Center for Juvenile Diabetes, funded by OmniBio Pharmaceutical.

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OmniBio, part of the WestMountain Asset Management portfolio, is evaluating AAT for the treatment of several diseases, including Type 1 diabetes, bone marrow transplantation complications (also known as graft versus host disease or GVHD), islet transplantation, HIV, influenza and certain bacterial disorders, including anthrax exposure..

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