
EQT Life Sciences Leads $80M Series A for Mosanna's Sleep Apnea Nasal Spray
- Editor
- Jun 9
- 1 min read
Whats Happening:
EQT Life Sciences is leading an $80 million Series A funding round for Mosanna Therapeutics, a Basel-based biotech company developing a nasal spray therapy for obstructive sleep apnea (OSA). The funding will support advancing Mosanna's MOS118 therapy through Phase 2 clinical trials. Mosanna has also appointed biotech veteran David Weber as CEO to guide the company's clinical development.
Key Moves:
EQT Life Sciences leads $80M Series A funding for Mosanna Therapeutics
Funding to advance MOS118 nasal spray therapy through Phase 2 clinical trials
Biotech veteran David Weber appointed as CEO
By The Numbers:
OSA affects nearly 1 billion people globally
Majority of OSA patients are undiagnosed and underserved
MOS118 is the first therapy to potentially restore natural airway reflex
Key Quotes:
"What sets Mosanna apart is its fundamentally different approach to sleep apnea, treating it as a neurological and muscular dysfunction rather than a purely mechanical issue" - Daniela Begolo, Managing Director at EQT Life Sciences
"Mosanna is taking a truly transformational approach to sleep apnea treatment – offering a non-invasive, non-mechanical solution designed to seamlessly fit into daily life," - David Weber, CEO of Mosanna
Bottom Line:
EQT Life Sciences' investment in Mosanna Therapeutics represents a significant step in addressing the unmet needs of OSA patients. By developing a non-invasive nasal spray that aims to restore natural airway control, Mosanna could potentially revolutionize OSA treatment, offering a more comfortable and effective alternative to current mechanical solutions.
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