Looking to repurpose an old drug to treat irregular heartbeats, InCarda raises $30M in first Series C close
A little less than two years after completing its $42 million Series B round, InCarda has returned to the venture well.
The San Francisco-based biotech announced the first portion of its Series C on Wednesday, pulling in $30 million in new funding. Most of the money will give enough runway for InCarda’s InRhythm program, an inhaled therapeutic aiming to treat sudden episodes of irregular heartbeats, through its Phase II trials and prepare it for Phase III.
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