China Medical System: Self-developed Innovative Drug Complement Factor B Inhibitor CMS-D017 is Approved for Drug Clinical Trials for Age-related Macular Degeneration

2026-07-15

CMS-D017 is a novel selective small-molecule inhibitor of complement factor B (CFB). Through administered orally, targeting and inhibiting complement factor B,it blocks abnormal activation of the alternative complement pathway, and thereby slows the progression of complement dysregulation-related diseases such as age-related macular degeneration (“AMD”), offering a potentially superior and more convenient treatment option[1]. CMS-D017 has demonstrated favourable efficacy and safety profiles in preclinical studies. Upon approval for marketing, CMS-D017 will synergise with the marketed innovative drug Beovu®(diabetic macular oedema, etc.), the branded drug Lucentis® (neovascular age-related macular degeneration, etc.), and the exclusive drug Augentropfen Stulln Mono Eye Drops (senile macular degeneration and all forms of asthenopia), building a multi-layered, precise and comprehensive solution for ophthalmic diseases.   China Medical System Holdings Limited (“CMS” or the “Group”) is pleased to announce that on 15 July 2026, the Group’s self-developed innovative drug, Complement Factor B inhibitor CMS-D017 capsules (“CMS-D017” or the “Product”), obtained the Drug Clinical Trial Approval Notice […]

CMS Charity | Standing Together with Guangxi: Medical Supplies Worth Over RMB 1 Million Rushed to Disaster Areas

2026-07-13

Recently, affected by Typhoon Maysak combined with sustained heavy rainfall, several regions in Guangxi experienced rising river levels, urban and rural flooding, and other hazards. Transportation and public services were disrupted to varying degrees, and local residents faced mounting pressures on daily life and primary healthcare access. As floodwaters recede and cleanup operations progress, post-disaster health protection efforts have entered a critical phase, including ensuring safe drinking water, environmental disinfection, and preventing intestinal diseases. In this race against the storm, CMS responded swiftly and mobilized resources without delay. Through the Shenzhen Charity Federation, the company donated medical supplies worth over RMB 1 million to the affected areas, including disinfectants and anti-diarrheal medications, to support essential healthcare services and primary-level health protection in the disaster-hit areas. The supplies have been dispatched to the front lines under the Federation’s coordination, expedited to reach those in need and contribute to disaster relief and post-disaster recovery. Safeguarding life and […]