The Swiss rare diseases firm Santhera has signed a licensing deal for its Duchenne muscular dystrophy drug vamorolone, which could be launched in both the US and the EU by the end of the year, paying off short-term debt and cleaning up the balance sheet.
Dario Eklund • Source: Santhera
With regulatory decisions imminent on both sides of the Atlantic for vamorolone, Santhera Pharmaceuticals has secured a North America partner for the closely watched Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD) therapy while banking a healthy upfront payment.
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