Privately-held US biotech firm TARIS Biomedical has entered into a research collaboration with Anglo-Swedish drug major AstraZeneca (LSE: AZN) to evaluate novel treatments for bladder cancer.
Under the terms of the agreement, the companies will work together to evaluate multiple novel cancer therapeutics by employing the TARIS proprietary bladder delivery platform in combination with targeted cancer therapeutics from AstraZeneca. The TARIS delivery platform is a soft, flexible system deployed into and retrieved from the bladder using standard urological office procedures. It is designed to provide continuous local delivery to the bladder for days to weeks, depending on the therapeutic application.
Furthermore, AstraZeneca has an exclusive option to take a license to the products resulting from the collaboration. No financial terms of the accord were revealed.
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