-- 根据周一提交给澳大利亚证券交易所的文件，Botanix Pharmaceuticals（ASX：BOT）已晋升Paul Seaback为首席运营官。 Seaback于2024年11月加入这家商业皮肤病学公司，担任首席技术官。 Botanix Pharmaceuticals的股价在周一的交易中下跌了4%。
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