Hope for Alzheimer’s. Safety in Science.

A new generation of amyloid immunotherapy: effective, reduced adverse effects, and designed for real-world care.

ABOUT US

Pioneering Safer Alzheimer’s Therapy

Alzora Bio is a research group at the University of Southampton developing a next-generation amyloid antibodies for Alzheimer’s disease. Our therapy is designed to reduce harmful brain plaques while lowering the risk of serious side effects like brain swelling and microbleeds (ARIA), a common issue with current treatments.

By improving safety, we aim to reduce the need for costly monitoring, support clinician confidence, and help patients maintain quality of life for longer. We are developing a disease-modifying therapy for Alzheimer’s disease that aims to optimize both efficacy and tolerability.

THE CHALLENGE

Barriers to Widespread Use of Alzheimer’s Antibody Treatments

Approved Antibody Therapies

FDA and MHRA have approved amyloid antibodies that slow Alzheimer’s progression by targeting toxic proteins in the brain.

Limited Adoption

Despite proven clinical benefit, these therapies are not widely used in clinical practice.

High Drug Costs

The therapies are expensive, making them difficult to justify for long-term or large-scale use.

Expensive Safety Monitoring

MRI scans are required to monitor side effects, adding cost and burden to healthcare systems.

Share Your Perspective on Alzheimer’s Treatment

We’re gathering feedback from patients, carers, clinicians, and health professionals to help shape the future of safer, more effective Alzheimer’s therapies.

Choose the survey that best fits your experience below – your voice matters.

Understanding Our Approach

OUR SOLUTION

Innovating for Better Outcomes

We have engineered clinically tested antibodies that effectively clear disease-causing amyloid from the brain with less inflammation and fewer side effects.

By selectively targeting the receptors involved in amyloid clearance, our therapy reduces the risk of inflammation, microbleeds, and brain swelling. With longer circulation time, fewer doses are needed easing the treatment burden.

This approach means less intensive monitoring, helping to reduce costs and improve quality of life for patients, carers, and healthcare systems.

Targeted amyloid clearance

Reduced inflammation

Less frequent dosing

Lower monitoring burden

Support That Brings Hope Home

Helping people live longer, fuller lives with safer Alzheimer’s treatment.

Confidence in Care Decisions

A safer, evidence-based therapy clinicians can trust and manage with ease.

Designed for Real-World Health Systems

Reduces treatment burden and monitoring costs at scale.

A Smarter Path to Collaboration

Next-gen antibodies built for integration, safety, and scale.

GET IN TOUCH

Contact us for any inquiries or assistance

Whether you’re a patient, carer, clinician or partner, we’d love to connect and hear your thoughts.

j.teeling@soton.ac.uk
mpc1g17@soton.ac.uk