Huahui Health and BeOne Medicines Enter into a Global Exclusive Option, License and Collaboration Agreement for Innovative Oncology Drug HH160

Dr. Chen Bin, CEO of Huahui Health, stated, “Huahui Health has established an integrated research and development engine covering the full drug development value chain, enabling the independent identification of novel targets and development of proprietary drug candidates. Our pipeline includes one marketed product and several clinical-stage programs in Phase II, reflecting strong industry recognition of our R&D capabilities. BeOne Medicines is distinguished by its outstanding innovation capacity and global development expertise. We are delighted to deepen our collaboration with BeOne Medicines to advance HH160, a novel trispecific antibody for cancer immunotherapy, and to bring innovative immuno-oncology treatments to patients worldwide as early as possible.”

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