Max Planck Innovation, the technology transfer agency of the Max Planck Society of Munich, Germany, and Dafra Pharma R&D, a Belgian research company belonging to Dafra Pharma International, have signed a license agreement for the development and commercialization of a new drug against leishmaniasis.
A so-called "neglected" parasitic disease, the condition occurs in 88 different countries spread over four continents and is most frequent among vulnerable, poorer populations.
According to World Health Organization figures, some 350 million people are "at danger" and around 12 million people are infected with the disease.
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