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Formed in 1982 and headquartered in Maryland, EPIC Pharmacies is a not-for-profit buying group of hundreds of independently owned pharmacies across the country. EPIC offers a full range of programs and services while returning its net revenues to its members throughout the year, including a year-end distribution.
Aspyrian Therapeutics is a new start-up located in San Diego (California, USA) that focuses on developing novel targeted therapies for Oncology, Inflammation, and Pain. Aspyrian Therapeutics and its collaborators are developing novel cancer targeted therapies based on proprietary technologies that achieve highly specific and tumor restricted anticancer activity. Tumor specific action serves to avoid damage to healthy organs for enhanced anticancer activity and increased safety profile. Aspyrian Therapeutics has secured the exclusive license from the National Cancer Institute for a new Antibody Conjugate Technology: Near-infrared Photoimmunotherapy (PIT). PIT permits highly efficient and selective ablation of tumor cells while sparing damage to critical structures adjacent to the tumor.
Bryn Pharma is a privately held pharmaceutical company based in North Carolina. Primary focus is on the development and commercialization of innovative allergy products for the management of anaphylaxis.
Bristol-Myers Squibb Canada is a Saint-Laurent, QC-based company in the Healthcare, Pharmaceuticals, and Biotech sector.
POZEN Inc. is a specialty pharmaceutical company that to date has historically focused on developing novel therapeutics for unmet medical needs and licensing those products to other pharmaceutical companies for commercialization. By utilizing a unique in-source model and focusing on integrated therapies, POZEN has successfully developed and obtained FDA approval of two self-invented products. Funded by these milestones/royalty streams, POZEN has created a portfolio of cost-effective, evidence-based integrated aspirin therapies designed to enable the full power of aspirin by reducing its GI damage.