Archimedes Pharma has strengthened its portfolio with positive results in Phase I proof-of-concept studies of two intranasal development projects. The development adds to the strong outlook already created by its lead investigational product NasalFent (fentanyl citrate), which is due to be filed for approval in the first half of this year.
The private UK company's intranasal forms of apomorphine formulation (3.5mg doses) and diazepam (5mg doses) showed high bioavailability, positive pharmacokinetics...
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