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Atherosclerosis

Our NexVas™ Plaque Regression program has the world lead in developing ApoA‑I production small molecules that enhance Reverse Cholesterol Transport with our First‑in‑Class drug RVX‑208.

Current Clinical Trials

RVX-208, the first drug of its kind enters landmark Phase 2b IVUS Clinical Trial ASSURE led by Cleveland Clinic.

Alzheimer’s & Autoimmune

Expanding technology franchise, NexVas™ Alzheimer's Disease and NexVas™ Autoimmune for multiple indications, such as: Alzheimer's, Dementia, Multiple Sclerosis and Rheumatoid Arthritis.

 
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Issue 1, November 2011

 

Latest News

January 19, 2012
Resverlogix Enters Into Equity Distribution Agreement
November 29, 2011
Resverlogix Closes Equity Offering

Stock Quote

TSX:RVX Price: 1.47
  Change: 0.03

Annual Report

2011 Annual Report

NEXVAS™ Animation

NexVas™ Animation

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