Therapeutic Areas

Through innovation, collaboration, and people-centered science, BioVie is creating new solutions enabling people to live healthier and better lives.

Neurology

Focusing on Finding Solutions for Healthier Brain, Memory, and Movement

Our neurology strategy is centered in what we understand to be the nexus of biochemistry, cellular energetics, and neuroprotection, enabling us to explore the potential of our pipeline molecules to decrease inflammation, enhance glucose utilization, protect neurons, and facilitate energy transfer within the central nervous system, ultimately leading to improvements in memory and movement, and a healthier brain. Our lead neuroscience molecule (bezisterim) is currently being investigated in human clinical studies to assess its hypothesized impact on Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease, and the neurological symptoms associated with long COVID.

Hepatology

Exploring the Possibilities of Improved Outcomes, Fewer Medical Burdens, and More Time at Home

In our cirrhosis studies, we are working to learn if our exploratory technology can help individuals who have been diagnosed with cirrhosis-related ascites (fluid that builds up inside the abdomen)
to be more comfortable, to require fewer or less frequent medical procedures to drain ascites fluid, and to see if the treatment can help people with ascites to live outside of the hospital for longer periods of time.

BioVie is currently investigating BIV201, a novel formulation of terlipressin, in human clinical trials. In BioVie’s studies of BIV201, the exploratory medication is provided as a continuous infusion formulation delivered by a small, portable pump that the user can wear while engaging in typical tasks and activities at home.

BioVie believes that BIV201 may have the potential to slow the build-up of ascites fluid in the abdomen, and that it may do so by constricting certain blood vessels, potentially contributing
to improved blood flow in the kidneys and liver. This expected improvement may allow biological systems within the body to respond differently in the presence of BIV201, reducing the production of ascites fluid, and lessening the “fluid in the belly” associated with cirrhosis.

Alzheimer's

Clinical data to-date show patients treated with bezisterim experienced a slowing cognitive decline and few side effects after 6 months of treatment.

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Parkinson's

Clinical data to-date show treatment with bezisterim and levodopa (versus levodopa alone) experienced greater motor control - especially in the morning.

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Long COVID

Bezisterim is studied for potential impact in long COVID, which appears to be driven by inflammatory processes that bezisterim may modulate.

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Longevity and Epigenetics

Discover how we're studying the role of our lead candidate, bezisterim, in age deceleration by measuring various DNA methylation clocks.

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Ascites / Cirrhosis

Clinical data to-date show BIV201 reduces fluid build-up and has the potential to become the first therapeutic for ascites – a condition with 50% mortality rate within 12 months.

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Clinical Trials

View our ongoing clinical programs evaluating the safety and efficacy of our lead compounds.

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