Galderma set to launch Nuvo's Pliaglis in EU

Dermatology company Galderma has received its first three EU marketing licences for its topical pain drug Pliaglis (tetracaine and lidocaine), with plans to launch in the first half of 2013.

Dermatology company Galderma has received its first three EU marketing licences for its topical pain drug Pliaglis (tetracaine and lidocaine), with plans to launch in the first half of 2013.

Pliaglis, which was licensed to Galderma by Nuvo Research (a specialty topical pain product company), is an anaesthetic cream that...

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