Canadian Biotech Takes COVID-19 Nasal Spray To Asia Via Glenmark
Eyes On Effectiveness Against Variants
Executive Summary
Glenmark hopes to launch SaNOtize’s nitric oxide nasal spray for COVID-19 in India by the fourth quarter of 2021 post Phase III trials, as part of wider deal that covers other Asian markets. Can the self-administered product impact market dynamics positioned as the first line of defense against COVID-19?
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