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Glenmark Pharma announces owned Siss subsidiary Glenmark Pharma SA

Mumbai, Feb 6 (UNI) Glenmark Pharmaceuticals Ltd has announced that its wholly owned Swiss subsidiary Glenmark Pharmaceuticals SA (GSA), has received a milestone of USD 15 Million from Forest Labs, which is Glenmark's North American partner for Oglemilast (GRC 3886).

This follows a favourable response from USFDA allowing Forest to initiate an additional Phase II study in COPD for Oglemilast.

Glenmark and Forest Labs are working together closely to initiate additional studies for further longer term development of Oglemilast, including a Phase II study in Asthma, a release stated.

GSA had entered into a collaborative agreement with Forest in September 2004, wherein Forest would develop, register and commercialize GRC 3886 for the North American market, while Glenmark will retain commercialization rights for the rest of the world.

Forest paid Glenmark an up-front payment upon initiation of the agreement, and will pay other milestones if the development and commercialization of the product is successfully completed in the North American market; the total value of these payments could be USD 190 million. Additionally, after commercial launch, Glenmark will earn a royalty from Forest on net sales of the product, and in addition, will supply all API for sale by Forest. This was followed by a similar collaboration agreement with Teijin Pharma Ltd for the territory of Japan in April 2005, the release added.

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British scientists develop 'injectable bone' that helps fractures

London, Dec 7 (ANI): British researchers have developed a material which can be squirted into broken bones where it hardens within minutes.Its makers, from Nottingham University, said that the toothpaste-like substance forms a biodegradeable scaffold over which the body's own bone grows.According to the experts, the revolutionary material could help remove the need for painful bone grafts in many cases.The brainchild of Professor Kevin Shakesheff, from the University of Nottingham, the "injectable bone" won a prestigious medical.....
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