Glenmark Progresses Novel Pain Asset With Partnering In Mind
Executive Summary
Glenmark is moving ahead with studies for its inhibitor of mPGES-1 amid cautious optimism. Pain management is, however, not a core thrust for the Indian firm and it hopes to out-license the potential first-in-class molecule at some stage.
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