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Cervomed — Diffusion Pharmaceuticals — Investor Presentation (January 2017)

45 slides from Cervomed's investor presentation, Jan 27, 2017

  1. Slide 1: Forward-Looking Statements

    Forward-Looking Statements Diffusio.n Pharmaceuticals inc. This presentation contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of U.S. securities lavis that are intended to be covered by the safe harbors created by those laws. These statements include, but may not be limited to, our operating a

  2. Slide 2: Offering Summary

    Offering Summary Diffusio.n Pharmaceuticals inc. ‘Name of Issuer Diffusion Pharmaceuticals Inc. (NasdaqCM: DFFN) Minimum / Maximum $5 million / $15 million (may be increased to $25 million upon DFFN's Offering and Maxim Group's mutual agreement) ‘Type of Security Series A Convertible Preferred Stock

  3. Slide 3: Better Treatments for Cancer

    Diffusio.n Pharmaceuticals Inc. Better Treatments for Cancer David Kalergis, CEO [email protected] January 26, 2017 ~~

  4. Slide 4: Combating Cellular Oxygen Deprivation to Treat Unmet Medical Needs

    Combating Cellular Oxygen Deprivation to _Diffusio.n Treat Unmet Medical Needs Phamaceitial Ine First-in-class small molecules that safely re-oxygenate oxygen deprived (hypoxic) tissue by a novel mechanism; acts alone or with other treatments Multiple opportunities in unmet medical needs across $ bi

  5. Slide 5: Management & Board of Directors

    Management & Board of Directors Diffusio.n Pharmaceuticals inc. Executive vanagement David Kalergis, JD/MBA -- CEO, Chair & Co- Founder Life sciences serial entrepreneur, former Principal and General Counsel PRA International John L. Gainer, PhD -- CSO & Co-Founder Professor Emeritus University of V

  6. Slide 6: World Class Advisors

    World Class Advisors Diffusio.n Pharmaceuticals inc. Diffusion Pharmaceuticals’ Scientific Advisory Board Guy M. Chisolm, PhD, SAB Chair Professor, (ret.) Department of Cellular and Molecular Medicine; Vice Chair of Leer Research Institute at Cleveland Clinic Gene H. Barnett, MD., MBA, FACS Director

  7. Slide 7: Hypoxia-related conditions, with an initial focus on oncology

    Diffusio.n Pharmaceuticals Inc. Hypoxia-related conditions, with an initial focus on oncology

  8. Slide 8: Hypoxia: Cellular Oxygen Deprivation

    Hypoxia: Cellular Oxygen Deprivation Diffusio.n Pharmaceuticals inc. Insufficient oxygen supply (‘hypoxia’) to the body or a region of the body causes major clinical problems in many life- threatening diseases Hypoxia is an especially critical obstacle in the treatment of cardiovascular and respirat

  9. Slide 9: Hypoxia in Cancer

    Hypoxia in Cancer Diffusio.n Pharmaceuticals inc. = Acommon feature of many solid cancers = Caused by tumors outgrowing their blood supply * Through HIF 1a up-regulation, hypoxia is associated with many negative effects that lead to aggressive tumor phenotypes — Increased angiogenesis — Increased me

  10. Slide 10: Target Markets: Size and Scope

    Target Markets: Size and Scope Diffusion Pharmaceuticals inc. Cancers known to have hypoxia-related treatment-resistance: Glioblastoma Multiforme Worldwide Market $1B + 12,000 Patients in the USA 28,000 Patients worldwide Worldwide Market $3B + Worldwide Market $5B + 49,000 Patients in the USA 170,0

  11. Slide 11: China Opportunity

    a Opportunity Diffusio.n Pharmaceuticals inc. With increasing incidence and mortality, cancer is the leading cause of death in China and is a major public health problem. 4.3 million new cancer cases in 2015 12,000 newly diagnosed invasive cancer cases per day 2.8 million cancer deaths in 2015. 7,50

  12. Slide 12: Diffusion

    Diffusion Pharmaceuticals Inc.

  13. Slide 13: TSC: First-in-Class New Chemical Entity Targeting Hypoxia

    TSC: First-in-Class New Chemical Entity Targeting Hypoxia Diffusio.n Pharmaceuticals inc. The Problem: Hypoxia is underlying cause of fatality or morbidity in numerous unmet medical needs The Solution: Oxygen diffusion enhancing compounds that selectively regulates oxygen’s pathway through the body

  14. Slide 14: Brief History of TSC

    Brief History of TSC Diffusio.n Pharmaceuticals inc. New Chemical Entity with Novel Mechanism of Action that Enhances Oxygen Diffusion to Hypoxic Regions in Many Disease Settings v TSC developed at University of Virginia (USA) by Professor John Gainer, Diffusion Pharma's Co-Founder ¥ Initially devel

  15. Slide 15: TSC's Mechanism of Action

    TSC’s Mechanism of Action Diffusio.n Pharmaceuticals inc. = First modern drug compound designed to harness the “cosmotropic” effect to impart systemic therapeutic benefit — When added to an aqueous solution such as blood plasma, cause the aqueous molecules to form more hydrogen bonds with each other

  16. Slide 16: Mechanism of Action Validated

    Mechanism of Action Validated Diffusio.n Pharmaceuticals inc. Computer simulation studies demonstrate enhanced diffusion of oxygen In vitro studies demonstrate enhanced hydrogen bonding Direct oxygen measurement in tissue with PET, LICOX, TCOM Hypoxia-related animal models demonstrate improvements i

  17. Slide 17: TSC Reduces Brain Tumor Hypoxia

    TSC Reduces Brain Tumor Hypoxia Diffusio.n Allows better results with radiation and chemotherapy Pharmaceuticl tne Same tumor 45 minutes after TSC PET scan showing hypoxia levels in rat brain tumor, before and after TSC.

  18. Slide 18: TSC with Radiation Therapy Triples Survival in Animal Models

    18 TSC with Radiation Therapy Triples Diffusio.n Survival in Animal Models Pharmaceuticals inc. Rat glioblastoma cells implanted in rat brains On day 10, rat brains received radiation therapy TSC increased survival from 28% to 73% Tumor remission seen in TSC survivors RTE TSC Bs Ze as i: b= Es 3 con

  19. Slide 19: Oncology Clinical Programs

    Diffusio.n Pharmaceuticals Inc. ncology Clinical Programs First Targeting Treatment Resistance in Solid Cancers Using TSC Glioblastoma Multiforme Pancreatic Cancer Metastatic Brain Cancer

  20. Slide 20: TSC in Clinical Trials

    TSC in Clinical Trials Diffusio.n Pharmaceuticals inc. Abo sc » Administered via bolus IV Phase 1 & 2 trials * No dose-limiting side effects or = CMC: Phase 3 scale-up in process = FDA: Two open INDs (Cardio- Renal and Oncology) = FDA Orphan Drug Designation granted in multiple indications « Tested

  21. Slide 21: Glioblastoma Market Overview

    24 Glioblastoma Market Overview Diffusio,n Pharmaceuticals inc. Life-threatening cancer of glial cells in the brain with an average life expectancy post- diagnosis < 2 years Standard of care is radiation and chemotherapy (temozolomide) One of the most hypoxic cancers, causing significant resistance

  22. Slide 22: Glioblastoma Phase 2 Clinical Trial

    Glioblastoma Phase 2 Clinical Trial Successfully Completed Diffusio.n Pharmaceuticals inc. a cs = 59 newly diagnosed GBM patients enrolled at 18 cancer centers = Open label, historical control study = TSC dosed 3X/week for 6 weeks concurrent with standard radiation and chemotherapy * Patients strati

  23. Slide 23: TSC/GBM Trial — Patient

    TSC/GBM TRIAL — PATIENT 427 Cavity WHERE RING oF ‘TUMOR WAS REMAINING Removes i TUMOR = POST-OP MRI (MARCH 2013) 1 YEAR FOLLOW-UP MRI (MARCH 2014)

  24. Slide 24: GBM End-of-Phase FDA Meeting

    GBM End-of-Phase 2 FDA Meeting Diffusio.n Pharmaceuticals inc. Held August 2015 at FDA headquarters. Single Phase 3 Study could serve as the basis for approval Phase 3 trial design guidance received: - Phase 3 study of TSC as first line treatment with radiation/chemo in 400 newly diagnosed primary b

  25. Slide 25: Phase 3 GBM Pivotal Trial Design

    Phase 3 GBM Pivotal Trial Design Diffusio.n Pharmaceuticals inc. TsCinjected TsC injected immediat immediately prior prior to radiation ‘to chemotherapy Randomized, placebo-controlled * Primary endpoint is overall survival; secondary endpoints are tumor status, performance, Q of L = 400 newly diagno

  26. Slide 26: Pancreatic Cancer Market Overview

    26 Pancreatic Cancer Market Overview Diffusio,n Pharmaceuticals inc. Life-threatening cancer of the pancreas with an average life expectancy post-diagnosis < 1 year Emerging standard of care is radiation and chemotherapy One of the most hypoxic cancers, causing significant resistance to both radiati

  27. Slide 27: TSC Enhances Gemcitabine and Paclitaxel

    TSC Enhances Gemcitabine and Paclitaxel Diffusio.n Pharmaceuticals inc. Chagein OMBA Ture 2 Days AterTSE and 735 ana 6 mig Pastel wth DMBATumor Ganctabne mah) a0 7g] Fao Pio ie 3 rarer oar Meas ons In various animal models, TSC significantly enhances the standard-of-care chemotherapies used in the t

  28. Slide 28: Pancreatic Cancer Trial Design

    Pancreatic Cancer Trial Design Diffusio.n Pharmaceuticals inc. Approval of First Ph. 2 protocol patient dosed | Phase 3 Study (Possible Accelerated Approval Based on | | Results) Study launch First data = Phase 2 study design in pancreatic cancer based on preclinical data and on completed Phase 2 sa

  29. Slide 29: Metastatic Brain Cancer

    29 Metastatic Brain Cancer Diffusio,n Pharmaceuticals inc. Life-threatening cancer that has metastasized to the brain Average life expectancy post- diagnosis of < 1 year 000 Patients Worldwide Standard of care is radiation only ~170,000 Patients in the US, One of the most hypoxic cancers, causing si

  30. Slide 30: Animal Model of Brain Metastases Shows Significant Efficacy

    Animal Model of Brain Metastases Shows Diffusio.n Significant Efficacy Pharmaceuticals inc. At 30 Days | At 45 Days} At 60 Days No Treatment (% Surviving) 0% 0% 0% Radiation Only (% Surviving) 65% 40% 25%* Radiation + TSC (% Surviving) 80% 70% 70%** J Neurosurg 108:972-978, 2008, = Cancer cells impl

  31. Slide 31: Diffusio.n

    Diffusio.n Pharmaceuticals Inc.

  32. Slide 32: TSC: Potential Broad Applications Beyond Cancer

    TSC: Potential Broad Applications Beyond _Diffusio.n Cancer Pharmaceuticals inc Pre-clinical data supports TSC as a treatment for other hypoxia- driven conditions such as: = Stroke and myocardial infarction = Peripheral artery disease (PAD) = Neurodegenerative diseases (such as Alzheimer's or Parkin

  33. Slide 33: Stroke

    33 Stroke Diffusio,n Pharmaceuticals inc. Stroke is restricted blood flow to the brain, caused by a clot (ischemic) or a bleed (hemorrhagic). The resulting hypoxia drives the destruction of neurons, leading to impairment and death. tPA can only be use in ischemic ‘stroke; can be fatal in hemorrhagic

  34. Slide 34: TSC Shows Safety and Efficacy in Ischemic Stroke

    TSC Shows Safety and Efficacy Diffusion in Ischemic Stroke Pharmaceuticals inc Ischemic Stroke: Rabbits foe ss 322, Con oe S253 ss m Control 220 BTSC alone S8&e2 B38 ; BtPAalone Ses DITSC and tPA SZLq Eas = 1 3 Time of drug dosing, hours after clot injection SS = statistical significance Lapchak; Br

  35. Slide 35: TSC Shows Safety and Efficacy in Hemorrhagic Stroke

    TSC Shows Safety and Efficacy in Diffusio.n Hemorrhagic Stroke Pharmaceutical nc Perihematomal Neuronal Cell Death in Rat Hemorrhagic Stroke Model 12000 10000 *ss 8000 mControl gTsc FluoroJade Positive Cells 8 3 SS = statistical significance

  36. Slide 36: Peripheral Arterial Disease

    36 Peripheral Arterial Disease Diffusio.n Pharmaceuticals inc. Reduced blood flow limits oxygen reaching leg tissue Resulting hypoxia drives cascade of symptoms; pain, limited mobility, amputation, death Very limited treatment options; TSC provides a novel approach Successful Phase 2 study enhanced

  37. Slide 37: Business Overview

    Diffusio,n Pharmaceuticals Inc. Business Overview

  38. Slide 38: Intellectual Property

    38 Intellectual Property Diffusio.n Pharmaceuticals inc. = Issued and pending patents cover: - Composition of matter of drug product — Use of TSC for the treatment of cancer in combination with radiation and/or chemotherapy - Treatment of hypoxic conditions including stroke, heart attack, respirator

  39. Slide 39: Upcoming Key Milestones

    39 Upcoming Key Milestones Diffusio.n Pharmaceuticals inc. Company Funding — 1% Q 2017 Possible Partnering — 2017 400 Patient Glioblastoma Multiforme (GBM) Phase 3 2017 — Study Start-up and Begin Treating Patients 2018-2019 — Complete Enrollment 2019 — Interim Data Readout (Potential) 2020 — Complet

  40. Slide 40: Financial Overview

    Financial Overview Diffusio.n Pharmaceuticals inc. = Total capital invested to date: $63 million = Became a public entity effective 1/8/2016 through a merger with RestorGenex Corp = Trades as Diffusion Pharmaceuticals Inc. (Ticker: NASDAQ DFFN) = Financials — See Diffusion 10-Q for Quarter ended 9/3

  41. Slide 41: Recent Transactions and Landscape

    a Recent Transactions and Landscape *#" Diffusio.n Pharmaceuticals Inc. Company Status Value Notes Calistoga $600 Million Acquired by Gilead Pharmaceuticals Celator Phase 3ReadOut — $1.5 Billion Acquired by Jazz Clovis Oncology Phase 2/3 $2.7 Billion Mkt Cap Nasdaq: CLVS Acerta Phase 3 ‘$7 Billion A

  42. Slide 42: Building Value & Monetizing the Asset

    Building Value & Monetizing the Asset Diffusio.n Pharmaceuticals inc. Capital Mari Institutional Offering Pharma Partners: Possible Partnering of Assets / Upfront Non-Dilutive Funding: Ability to leverage Grants / Foundations Merger & Acquisition: Strategic Sale / Product Sales 42

  43. Slide 43: Combating Cellular Oxygen Deprivation to Treat Unmet Medical Needs

    Combating Cellular Oxygen Deprivation to _Diffusio.n Treat Unmet Medical Needs Phamaceitial Ine = First-in-class small molecules that safely re-oxygenate oxygen deprived (hypoxic) tissue by a novel mechanism; acts alone or with other treatments Multiple opportunities in unmet medical needs across $

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  45. Slide 45: Better Treatments for Cancer

    Diffusio.n Pharmaceuticals Inc. Better Treatments for Cancer David Kalergis, CEO [email protected] January 26, 2017 ~~

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