UK-headquartered drug developer ImmuPharma has been awarded 900,000 euros ($1.2 million) as one of the two grants it has been anticipating from French government organizations. The grants are to be used for the development of ImmuPharma's cancer drug candidate IPP-204106.
Robert Zimmer, chief scientific officer of the firm, said: "we are both delighted and honored to have been chosen for the grant by this prestigious French government organization. Together with the company's internal resources, this grant will fund the development of our exciting cancer compound to the completion of Phase I trials, which we expect to start during 2009."
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