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Nara Daubeney and Piers Daubeney, CEO and Co-Founder, Phaim | Onyx Live | JPM 2026

Millions of T1DM patients worldwide are on lifelong insulin and constant monitoring. But what if we could switch off the immune attack causing the disease?

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Type 1 diabetes affects roughly 9-10 million people worldwide - and for most, treatment still means lifelong insulin and constant monitoring.

Phaim is taking an antigen-specific approach, aiming to switch off the immune attack at the root of disease - starting in T1DM, with follow-ons in psoriasis, RA, and MS.

Preclinical animal data in DMX4001 showed improved and normalized blood glucose levels and promising T-cell function.

At JPM 2026, Onyx spoke with co-founders Nara Daubeney PhD and Professor Piers Daubeney to find out more.

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