Following its recently announced leadership changes, Hyloris has made two announcements linked to the marketing of its combined pain therapy Maxigesic IV in Brazil and the US.
Despite its recently announced leadership changes spurred by continued scrutiny over one of its acquisitions, Hyloris has managed to secure another agreement that will bring its combined pain relief drug Maxigesic IV (paracetamol/ibuprofen) into Brazil.
Established through Hyloris’ partner AFT Pharmaceuticals, the agreement granted exclusive licensing and distribution rights to Brazilian pharma Halex Istar.
Neuraxpharm has expanded its footprint outside of Europe with the launch of its first product in Japan, in the form of the Buccolam value-added midazolam product gained through a deal with Takeda.
After partnering with companies like Purna Female Healthcare and AFT Pharmaceuticals, Belgian value-added medicines specialist Hyloris has announced plans to add three new products to its pipeline in the coming months with a goal of having 14 commercial products by 2024.
From 20 October, a free online platform will allow registrants attending the digital Global Generics & Biosimilars Awards 2020 to participate in two weeks of dedicated networking activities ahead of the ceremony on 3 November.
Value-added medicines specialist Hyloris has struck a deal worth up to €4.3m with Purna Female Healthcare to develop a treatment for vulvovaginal candidiasis that combines miconazole and domiphen bromide.
Avoiding disaster at the beginning of the pandemic and offering a pro-active supply chain blueprint should position the generics industry well for an onshoring debate in Congress, but a look back at March 2020 is a reminder that even small policy shifts can have a big impact.
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Teva and Biocon Biologics have become the latest firms to sign up to the Biosimilars Forum industry association in the US.
