Polpharma Secures Government Funding For Complex Inhalable And Injectable Generics

One Grant Will Be Used To Develop A Generic Polypeptide

The Polish player has won two grants sourced from the government’s National Recovery and Resilience Plan, which has given out $28.1m in funding in the latest round.

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The drug manufacturer Polpharma has won two grants from the Polish Medical Research Agency aimed at the development of new generics for respiratory diseases and type 2 diabetes.

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