CoPharma licenses Corixa drug

18 January 2001

CoPharma has licensed rights to Corixa Corp's aminoalkyl glucosaminide4-phosphate cardioprotectant RC.552. Under the terms of the deal, CoPharma will develop and market RC.552 for the treatment and prevention of cardiac disorders, neuronal damage and ischemia-reperfusion injuries in the USA, Canada, Japan, Oceania and certain other countries in Asia, the Middle East and Africa.

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