FDA grants Fast Track designation for DiscGenics’ cell therapy for disc generation

DiscGenics received FDA Fast Track designation for its investigational cell therapy for the reduction in pain and disability linked with degenerative disc disease.

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Three insights:

1. IDCT is an injectable cell therapy that use progenitor cells — known as Discogenic Cells — to provide a regenerative solution for the treatment of mild to moderate degenerative disc disease.

2. Its biomedically engineered progenitor cells are derived from intervertebral disc tissue and offer a non-invasive approach to treating the condition.

3. IDCT is currently being evaluated in clinical trials in the U.S. and Japan.

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