Neuraxpharm Strikes Long-Acting Injectables Deal With Pharmathen

The Agreement Grants Neuraxpharm Exclusive European Rights To The Therapies

The two companies have signed a co-development agreement focused on the potential creation of new long-acting injectable therapies for psychiatric conditions for an undisclosed financial sum.

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Neuraxpharm has signed a strategic agreement deal with Greek pharma player Pharmathen for the co-development of long-acting injectable therapies for various psychiatric conditions.

The deal handed over exclusive rights to such therapies in Europe to Neuraxpharm, alongside select non-European states where the firm already has an established presence. However, Pharmathen will have exclusive...

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