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Envisia Therapeutics, formed by Liquidia Technologies in 2013, is a privately held biotechnology company focused on the development of novel ocular therapies. Envisia is leveraging the unique and powerful properties of the PRINT® platform to develop therapies for a variety of ocular conditions, the most advanced of which is ENV515, for the treatment of glaucoma. ENV515 is a novel extended-release formulation of a prostaglandin analogue formulation. It has the potential to significantly limit disease progression and vision loss through improved product performance and patient compliance. Envisia is located in Research Triangle Park, North Carolina.
Atlantic Medical Imaging is a quality-driven medical imaging practice committed to clinical excellence by providing innovative service and compassionate care that exceeds expectations.
Loretto is a Syracuse, NY-based company in the Healthcare, Pharmaceuticals, and Biotech sector.
NUCATS provides scientists with consultative resources and expertise in order to accelerate how quickly transformative scientific discoveries make their way to patients and the community. It is our goal to continually increase the quality, safety, efficiency and speed of innovative clinical and translational research.
scPharmaceuticals, based in Lexington, MA, is a privately held biopharmaceutical company developing a portfolio of transformative pharmaceutical products for subcutaneous delivery. Based on widely used generic drugs that currently require intravenous or intramuscular injections, our innovative products will be administered subcutaneously via a proprietary patch pump. This avoids material risks and costs associated with the current delivery options. Our lead products are the first subcutaneous formulations of furosemide (the most widely used parenteral diuretic in treating heart failure) and ceftriaxone (the most widely used parenteral antibiotic outside the hospital setting). Our novel furosemide formulation enables convenient anytime anywhere use, for example in an outpatient setting instead of the emergency room or other in-patient settings. For ceftriaxone and other antibiotics, subcutaneous administration eliminates the need for PICCs (peripherally inserted central catheters), which are associated with serious complications, frequent adverse events and high medical cost. For further information on how we are transforming the administration of parenteral drugs.