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Prevention-First Medicine Starts Here.

Strengthening mucosal defenses across immune-mediated disease.

Protecting Gut Integrity to Prevent Disease.

Building the Future of Barrier-Protective Therapies.

A First-in-Class Therapy for Celiac Disease — and Beyond.

Freedom to Eat. Confidence to Live.

About Us

Interlude Biopharma is pioneering therapies that preserve gut integrity and prevent inflammation at its source. Our lead candidate, Larazotide Acetate, is a Phase 3–ready, first-in-class peptide therapy designed to protect patients with celiac disease from gluten-induced immune activation — a breakthrough for millions living without an approved treatment today.

Our Science — A Prevention‑First Approach

Chronic inflammation begins when the body’s natural defenses break down. When tight junctions in the intestinal lining loosen, gluten fragments and toxins cross into the bloodstream — triggering immune activation and lasting tissue damage.

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Our Lead Candidate — Larazotide Acetate (NCE)

Larazotide Acetate is the first oral peptide designed to reinforce the gut’s natural defense system by blocking zonulin, keeping tight junctions closed, and preventing inflammation before it starts.

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Pipeline — Platform for Preventive Medicine

Interlude Biopharma’s pipeline extends its prevention‑first science into diseases driven by epithelial disruption — from autoimmune and inflammatory to post‑infectious conditions.

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Research & Development

Interlude Biopharma is actively advancing a diversified drug development pipeline aimed at addressing significant unmet medical needs and chronic conditions. The pipeline includes ongoing and planned clinical trials evaluating larazotide acetate, a tight junction modulator, for indications such as celiac disease, Long COVID, multisystem inflammatory syndrome in children (MIS-C), and rheumatoid arthritis.

Additionally, the company has received orphan drug designation in the European Union for the use of oxymetazoline gel in the treatment of neurogenic fecal incontinence associated with spinal cord injury (SCI). In the United States, secretin—designated as an orphan drug—is being developed as a diagnostic agent for magnetic resonance cholangiopancreatography (MRCP).

Interlude Biopharma remains committed to advancing these therapeutic and diagnostic candidates with the goal of addressing critical gaps in care and improving outcomes for underserved patient populations.

Our Pipeline