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Visus Therapeutics is a clinical-stage company in pursuit of developing the world`s first presbyopia-correcting eye drop with the potential to last at least eight hours. With offices in Seattle, Washington, and Orange County, California, our lead clinical candidate is VTI-001 (BRIMOCHOL™), a once-daily eye drop designed to correct the loss of near vision associated with presbyopia. In parallel, Visus Therapeutics is focused on advancing its pipeline of early-stage ophthalmic product candidates.
Amphastar Pharmaceuticals, Inc. is a generic and specialty pharmaceutical company that is engaged in the discovery, development, manufacture and marketing of generic and proprietary pharmaceuticals, innovative delivery systems and active pharmaceutical
Current Operational Status: A Letter from the Executive Director July 6, 2020 These last few [...]
arGentis™ Pharmaceuticals, LLC is a private TN based pharmaceutical company with a mid-stage Orphan Drug treatment (ARG201) for late stage diffuse systemic scleroderma (dcSSc). The company is seeking capital or a partner to complete a Pivotal Clinical Trial which will enable obtaining marketing approval in the EU. The Company has a genotype marker (ROT1) that predicts patient response to treatment by oral tolerance for treatments like ARG201 for dcSSc. Furthermore, arGentis™ has a treatment for Rheumatoid arthritis (ARG301) that is in a Phase I Clinical Trial in the US.
A discovery through early clinical phase pharmaceutical company, Ratio Therapeutics employs a suite of innovative technologies to develop best-in-class targeted radiotherapeutics for the treatment of cancer. Ratio Therapeutics` Trillium™ targeting scaffold combines pharmacokinetic modulation with best-in-class chelation technology to create proprietary small molecule targeting agents to attack a broad array of cancer targets. Our compounds accommodate imaging and therapeutic radioisotopes, ie "theranostics". The tunable nature of our platform combined with small-scale imaging trials in patients results in accelerated, de-risked compound selection.