Join us on Tuesday, January 28 at 11am EST for an HCW@Home virtual fireside chat, featuring a panel of experts from Gyre Therapeutics. Chief Executive Officer Han Ying, Regulatory Affairs Consultant Suzana Corritori, and Clinical Development Consultant Que (Roger) Liu will be joined by HCW Research Analyst Ed Arce for an in-depth discussion on Gyre’s lead drug, F351. They will cover the latest advancements, the drug's key indications, and the company’s strategic outlook. Please visit https://lnkd.in/e2QiCud8 to register.
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