Unicycive Therapeutics

🌟 Employee spotlight 🌟 Atul Khare, Ph.D., M.B.A. VP, Scientific Affairs, is energized by solving challenges and is phased by absolutely zero pet peeves in the workplace.

Did you see the news yesterday, that we completed our Phase 1 trial with UNI-494? The successful study results will inform our next steps for advancement to a potential Phase 2 clinical trial in #acutekidneyinjury. https://bit.ly/4dEEl9t #AKI, #unicycive #kidneydisease

THIS resonates with us. Our team is consistently pursuing small steps forward, in and outside the office. And all of those small steps are leading to major outcomes.

TODAY's the Day! Hear our #CEO Shalabh Gupta, MD in a #FiresideChat at the Lytham Partners IR Fall Investor Conference! The webcast starts at 11:00 am ET and will also be available as a replay. #investmentconference #kidneydisease #unicycive

How many pills per day would you say is a lot to take. 5? 10? For patients on dialysis, that number can be much higher. It’s one of the many unmet needs for kidney disease patients we’re working to solve for. #pillburdenawareness #lessismore Lesspillburden.com

Sometimes helping patients takes you into a hurricane. This week, we attended the AAKP National Patient Meeting in Orlando to learn more about patient needs. Hyperphosphatemia is A LOT to manage, so we let patients relax with a mini spa experience and key message: help is on the way! Wishing health and safety to everyone impacted by the storms this week.

Technology. Teamwork. Passion for making a difference. That’s been our recipe for success. What’s yours? Sara Kenkare-Mitra PhD

Things we discovered during the pandemic: 1) Being able to pivot is crucial to the success of a growing business 2) Our kids can teach us as much as we can teach them See why 👇

🌟 Employee spotlight 🌟 Steve Hasal, Sr. Director, Clinical Sciences has a deadline-driven work ethic that pushes us all forward. And he has a hard stance about pineapple on pizza...

Action > anticipation. Each day, we ask ourselves one question--what is one small step we can take that will help drive progress?