Japanese mid-sized drugmaker Nippon Shinyaku has agreed to develop in its home market US drug major Eli Lilly's erectile dysfunction Cialis (tadalafil). In addition, the two firms will co-market tadalafil as a treatment for benign prostatic hyperplasia, an indication for which it is in Phase II trials in Japan and elsewhere. Nippon will also exclusively market the compound as a treatment for pulmonary arterial hypertension after obtaining an approval of the drug from Japanese regulators. A New Drug Application for PAH was submitted in August 2008.
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