Value-Added Medicines
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Glenmark Finds Canadian Ryaltris Partner
Glenmark has struck the latest in a series of commercialization deals for its Ryaltris nasal spray in the form of a ten-year alliance with Bausch Health for the Canadian market.
Hyloris Sets Out Plans To Expand Its Pipeline
After partnering with companies like Purna Female Healthcare and AFT Pharmaceuticals, Belgian value-added medicines specialist Hyloris has announced plans to add three new products to its pipeline in the coming months with a goal of having 14 commercial products by 2024.
UK Set To Launch Drug Repurposing Project
Licensing new uses of existing medicines has several benefits over off-label use, such as offering assurances that the indication is evidence based and subject to an ongoing safety monitoring program, according to a new report.
Stada Launches Medical Cannabis Portfolio
Stada has announced the launch of its medical cannabis portfolio under the brand CannabiStada in Germany. The company will be rolling out both flowers and whole extracts, primarily geared towards chronic pain patients for whom established medications, such as opioids, do not work.
Hyloris Adds Aguettant Deals For Maxigesic IV In Europe
Hyloris has secured licensing deals with Aguettant for its Maxigesic IV combination of paracetamol and ibuprofen in a further eight European markets through partner AFT Pharmaceuticals.
180 Life Sciences Is Looking To Repurpose Biosimilars
US firm 180 Life Sciences believes that existing anti-TNF biologics have the potential to address a variety of other conditions in which patients currently have unmet needs. CEO Dr Jim Woody tells Generics Bulletin about how the company is exploring new indications for off-patent biologics.
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